This agreement provides funding to hamilton county to support their air program

Environmental Protection Agency Region 5 awarded $2.644 million to Hamilton County, Ohio on October 1, 2025, under the Air Pollution Control Program Support formula grant (CFDA 66.001) to maintain and operate an air pollution control program through September 30, 2027.

Hamilton County will operate an air quality monitoring network, implement mobile sources controls, and conduct air toxics monitoring. The county will implement national priorities consistent with EPA's Powering the Great American Comeback Initiative, undertake actions mandated by statute or regulation, and execute program activities delegated by EPA under Section 105 funding. Deliverables include real-time data uploads to AirNow, timely reports, and data submission to the Air Quality System. The program intends to broaden awareness of air pollution threats to public health and welfare, with Hamilton County residents as intended beneficiaries experiencing decreased exposure to air pollutants.

No subawards are included in this assistance agreement. Performance occurs in Ohio.

The recipient will maintain an air pollution control program that consists of an air monitoring network, mobile sources, and air toxics monitoring. Activities:the activities include implementing national priorities consistent with EPA's powering the great american comeback initiative, actions mandated by statute or regulation, and program activities delegated to the recipient for which EPA provides section 105 grant funding. The activities include operating an air quality monitoring network. Subrecipient:no subawards are included in this assistance agreement.outcomes:the anticipated deliverables include real-time data uploaded to airnow, timely reports, and data submission to air quality system. The expected outcomes include a broadened awareness of threats to public health and welfare from air pollution as well as air quality programs. The intended beneficiaries of this program are hamilton county residents who will have decreased exposure to air pollutants.