Air Quality Advisory Council
Purpose
The Missoula Air Quality Advisory Council (MAQAC) is a volunteer council of technical experts, business and industry professionals and citizens-at-large, providing consultation to the Missoula City-County Air Pollution Control Board for the purpose of improving air quality.
Membership
The council consists of up to nine volunteer members, a maximum of four alternates, and one student associate. In keeping with the council’s Charge, individuals are sought who have expertise in areas related to air quality including chemical engineering, environmental engineering, environmental law, environmental studies, forestry, health care, industrial sources, meteorology, outdoor burning, public relations and transportation. Other members may be appointed as citizens-at-large.
Meetings
Meetings of the Air Quality Advisory Council are open to the public. The meetings are usually held on the first Tuesday of the month at 6:30 p.m. They are conducted in the Health Board Conference Room (Room 210) on the second floor of the Missoula Public Health Building, located at 301 West Alder.
If you have question, you may call (406) 258-3642 or email [email protected].