Cleveland Division of Air Quality

A trigger is anything that irritates your airways and causes asthma symptoms or an asthma attack. Learning what triggers your symptoms is an important part of managing asthma.

Learn more at ClevelandHealth.org/assets/documents/health/health_statistics/Asthma_in_Cleveland.pdf

Today, the City has rejected the permit for the data center proposed at 3560 E. 55th St. in the Slavic Village neighborhood.

The Fight for Clean Air Continues - Community Meeting and Celebration

Date: Wed, May 20 • 6 pm

Location: Dunham Tavern Museum & Gardens

The Fight for Clean Air Continues - Community Meeting and Celebration

April is National Healthy Homes Month! Taking care of your home also means taking care of your health.

Check out this guide for simple tips to keep your home in tip-top shape this spring.

Join us tonight at One Hope NEO to discuss how air quality affects your health. Food and childcare will be provided.

How does Cleveland's air quality impact your health? Join us at an upcoming meeting to learn more! Refreshments and childcare activities will be provided. See you there!

Smoke from the Canada wildfires may push our air quality into the orange range today and Tuesday, which is considered unhealthy for sensitive groups. This includes people with asthma, older adults, children and anyone who is active outdoors for long periods.

If you have a flexible schedule, try to plan outdoor activities when air quality is better. Mornings often have lower ozone levels. Check real-time conditions at cuyahogacounty.gov/extremeheat to see if it’s a good time to be outside. Cuyahoga County Office of Emergency Management