Access information and materials to share Simple Steps. Better Air. with your community.
We can all take simple steps to reduce ground-level ozone in the Front Range. Want to learn more, stay up-to-date, or share the word? We’ve got you covered.
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We can all take simple steps to reduce ground-level ozone in the Front Range. Want to share the word with your neighborhood, school, or community? Documents below are available to download and print.
Looking for something more specific? Contact Kelsey Simpkins, RAQC Communications and Programs Coordinator.
Cutout handouts: Simple Steps (4 per page)
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SIMPLE STEPS 1/3 PAGE FLYER (ENGLISH)
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Simple Steps 1/3 page flyer (Spanish)
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RAQC Programs Brochure
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Ozone Action Day Alerts
Ground-level ozone advisories are issued when ozone is forecasted to be at levels harmful to all of us, but especially the young and elderly, those with respiratory illnesses and who work or exercise outdoors.
Between June 1 and mid-September, the Regional Air Quality Council (RAQC) issues daily ozone advisories in the afternoon by text and email. To receive Ozone Action Day Alerts, click here.
Want to help keep our air clean? Learn about the simple steps you can take each summer to reduce ground-level ozone in the Front Range.