INCOG is widely recognized as the planning agency for air quality issues in the Tulsa metro area. As such, INCOG will continue strategic planning and coordination of regional ambient air quality improvement efforts, principally in relation to addressing the challenges of meeting the national ambient air quality standards. Continuing efforts include working with local governments, state and federal partners, local businesses and the public to provide assistance associated with local air emission sources, ambient monitoring, regulatory compliance, alternative and renewable fuels, energy efficiency, monitoring and interpreting regulatory air quality matters; and the strategic planning, development and implementation of programs resulting from these planning efforts.

Tulsa Area Clean Cities Program

A better environment, increased national energy security, reduced dependence on imported oil, more economic opportunities, and the protection of public health through the promotion of alternative fuels are the result of the Tulsa Area Clean Cities efforts. More information on Tulsa Area Clean Cities Program can be found on the website at www.tulsacleancities.com.

Tulsa Area Ozone Alert! Program

The Ozone Alert! Program brings residents, business, industry and government in the Tulsa Metropolitan area together to voluntarily reduce ozone-forming emissions on days vulnerable to high ozone levels. More information on the Tulsa Area Ozone Alert! Program can be found at www.ozonealert.com.