Community Leveraged Expanded Air Network in Cleveland (CLEANinCLE):

• A community air monitoring project led by the Cleveland Division of Air Quality (CDAQ).
• The project aims to expand Cleveland's air monitoring network by installing 30 sensors in different neighborhoods, guided by community input.
• Have a sensor location recommendation? Fill this form out!
• Monitors for Particulate Matter 2.5 (PM 2.5), Particulate Matter 10 (PM10), and Ground Level Ozone.
• Information on PM 2.5 and PM 10
• Information on Ground Level Ozone
• Gathers resident stories through interviews to understand the impact of air quality on the community.

• Empowers Residents: Provides residents with data about their air quality and empowers them to make informed decisions.
• Informs Decision-Making: Provides CDAQ with valuable data to identify air pollution hotspots and take corrective actions.
• Improves Healthcare: Helps health partners better understand and respond to respiratory issues in different neighborhoods.

Fill out the interest Form!

• Attend Public Meetings: Learn more, share your concerns, help choose sensor locations, and contribute to the data dashboard design.
• Register online here or call (216) 664-4181 and leave the following information.
• Name
• Phone number
• Meeting you wish to register for.
• A staff member will return your call to confirm your registration.



DATE	TIME	LOCATION	LOCATION NOTES
Wednesday, May 15, 2024	6:00PM – 7:30PM	Virtual Via Microsoft Teams	Click the blue “Virtual” link and follow the prompts to join the meeting.
Tuesday, June 11, 2024	6:00PM – 7:30PM	In-person 5115 The RISING 5115 Broadway Ave.	TBD
Wednesday, June 12, 2024	6:00PM – 7:30PM	In-person Estabrook Recreation Center 4125 Fulton Rd	TBD

• Participate in Ride-Along Interviews: Share your experiences and pinpoint specific air quality concerns in your neighborhood.
• Volunteer: Assist with various project activities like distributing flyers, organizing neighborhood meetings, etc.


Who are the CLEANinCLE Partners and what will they do?


• Cleveland Neighborhood Progress: Builds community engagement through meetings and Clean Air Advisors.
• Case Western Reserve University: Provides technical support for sensors and the air quality dashboard.
• Better Health Partnership: Conducts interviews with healthcare providers to improve respiratory care.
• Cleveland Clinic Respiratory Institute: Acts as a medical advisor and interprets health data.
Contact


• Abby Singletary at Asingletary@clevelandohio.gov for more information or to express interest.


Project Funding


• The American Rescue Plan Enhanced Air Quality Monitoring for Communities grant funds the project.
• Read more about it here.