Apply to be a Community Air Advisor

CLEANinCLE is Seeking Community Air Advisors:

Cleveland Department of Public Health is seeking six Cleveland community members to join the Community Leveraged Expanded Air Network in Cleveland (CLEANinCLE) project as Community Air Advisors. Community Air Advisors will receive a stipend. You don’t need to be an air quality expert. Training on air quality topics will be provided. The CLEANinCLE project is being led by the Cleveland Division of Air Quality (CDAQ) in partnership with Cleveland Neighborhood Progress, Case Western Reserve University, Better Health Partnership, and The Cleveland Clinic Respiratory Institute.

CLEANinCLE stands for “Community Leveraged Expanded Air Network in Cleveland.” The project will expand Cleveland’s outdoor air monitoring network in neighborhoods that are experiencing poor health outcomes, possibly due to air pollution. The expansion will include 30 air monitors and 1 mobile monitoring shelter will be placed throughout the city. The placement of the sensors will be directed in large part by the community. The mobile air monitoring shelter will be stationed in two different locations for one year per location. More information can be found at www.clevelandhealth.org.