Public Information Division

Publication & Subscription Order Form  

 

Barbara L. Page, Manager (805) 645-1415

 

The Public Information Division provides air quality information to over 800,000 Ventura County residents. It does this through a variety of both traditional and innovative public information techniques including:

 

  • outreach events
  • speaker's bureau
  • educational programs
  • publications & materials

 

Air - the search for one clean breath

     

    Air: The search for one clean breath is a large-screen format film originally funded by a United States Environmental Protection Agency and produced by the Ventura County Air Pollution Control District and the communications firm, Media 360.

     

     AirTheFilm.org


 

Clean Air Today 2008/09

     

     

    This is our sixth issue of Clean Air Today. It was distributed in the Ventura County Star to 97,000 county residents on September 14, 2008. It highlights 40 years of clean air progress in Ventura County. For printed copies, contact Barbara L. Page.

     

    Clean Air Today download

     

     

     


Outreach events

    Seabee Days
    Port Hueneme, June 2007

     

    There's always time for clean air!  We attend many events in Ventura County each year to talk with the public about air quality and what individuals can do to help clean our air. We have large or portable colorful graphic displays to educate the public about air quality.

     

    Next Event: Oxnard Earth Day

    Plaza Park, Oxnard,

    April 4, 2009, 11am to 3pm

     

    We distribute lots of air quality "stuff" at these events. If you have a special event that you would like us to participate in, give Barbara a call at (805) 645-1415.

     


Clean Air Excellence Awards

    In March 2004, the District was recognized nationally for its commitment to preventing air pollution and improving air quality. The APCD was one of only 13 recipients across the country to receive the prestigious U.S. Environmental Protection Agency's Clean Air Excellence Award. This is the second time the District has been recognized with the award. The Clean Air Excellence Awards Program was established in 2000 at the recommendation of the Clean Air Act Advisory Committee, a senior-level policy committee that advises the agency on implementation of the Clean Air Act. The awards program recognizes both individuals and organizations that have undertaken the risks of innovation, served as pioneers in their fields, and improved the environment in the process.


Speaker's Bureau

    Call and request a copy of our  new Speakers Bureau Brochure

    Speaker's Bureau - Coming to you with a clean air message

     

    Public Information is out and about in the county talking about clean air and what individuals can do to help. We are “hitting the road” with video-based presentations to service organizations, businesses, community, senior and church groups. We can show you an inspiring and entertaining video and we’ll update you on current air quality projects in our 25-minute presentation. And we’ll give you some really great handouts too.


    Take your pick:

     

    • Global Climate Change Power Point presentation. What exactly is global climate change? What is the District, California and the country doing about it? What can an individual do? Engineer Don Price will address these topics in a 20-minute presentation he’s developed on global climate change. There will also be some time for a question & answer period after the slide presentation.
    • Health Effects of Smog (CARB, 2003, 20 minutes) – How does SMOG hurt your health? Watch this video and find out. You may be surprised. Even when you don’t see or notice it, SMOG can cause damage to your body. This video shows where SMOG comes from, how it’s formed, and who is most vulnerable.
    • A 20-minute presentation on Ventura County's air. Why is air pollution so bad for your health? Where does it come from? Do we have a problem here in Ventura County? This presentation explains it all.

     

    To schedule a presentation or for more information, call Barbara at (805) 645-1415.