Programs

Programs are the specific actions, research areas, or regulatory responsibilities of the California Air Resources Board.

Programs are how the Board works to protect public health by improving and protecting air quality. Programs support all aspects of the work of the CARB, from research and measurements, to policy implementation and regulation enforcement.

PROGRAMSUB PROGRAMTOPICSDIVISION
Air Toxics Listening Session Series- Airborne Toxics, Freight & Goods Movement, Trains & Railyards, Air PollutionTransportation and Toxics Division
Air Toxics Program- Airborne Toxics, Consumer ProductsTransportation and Toxics Division
Building Decarbonization- Sustainable Communities, Climate Change, Indoor Air Quality & ExposureN/A
California Air Toxics Assessment- Airborne Toxics, Health, Environmental JusticeN/A
Clean Mobility Options Voucher Pilot Program- Incentives, Sustainable Communities, On-Road Vehicle ProgramsMobile Source Control Division
Community Air Protection Incentives- Environmental Justice, IncentivesOffice of Community Air Protection
Community Air Protection Program - Environmental JusticeOffice of Community Air Protection
Community Health- HealthResearch Division
Community Solutions- N/A Office of Community Air Protection
Criteria Pollutant and Toxics Emissions Reporting (CTR)- Air Pollution, Airborne Toxics, Air Quality MonitoringN/A
Exposure- Health, Indoor Air Quality & Exposure, Environmental Justice, Sustainable CommunitiesResearch Division
Indoor Air- Air Pollution, Airborne Toxics, Consumer Products, Environmental Justice, Health, Indoor Air Quality & Exposure, Simple Solutions to Improve Air Quality, SmokeResearch Division
Local Actions for Climate Change- Sustainable Communities, Climate Change, Indoor Air Quality & ExposureSustainable Transportation and Communities Division
People at Risk- Health, Environmental Justice, Indoor Air Quality & Exposure, Sustainable CommunitiesResearch Division
Wildfire Smoke Clean Air Center Grant- Smoke, Health, Environmental Justice, Indoor Air Quality & Exposure, IncentivesResearch Division