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Urban Air Toxics Network (UAT)


 

UAT Sites Information
Site Name Type County Address Location AQS No.
AB Tech Urban Buncombe AB Technical College
Asheville, NC		 N35° 34' 20"
W82° 33' 32"		 37-021-0035
Garinger Urban Mecklenburg Garinger High School
Charlotte, NC		 N35° 14' 25"
W80° 47' 08"		 37-119-0041
Hattie Ave Urban Forsyth Hattie Avenue
Winston-Salem, NC		 N36° 06' 38"
W80°13' 36"		 37-067-0022
Candor Rural Montgomery 112 Perry Drive
Candor, NC		 N35° 15' 45"
W79° 50' 09"		 37-123-0001
Blackstone Urban Lee 4110 Blackstone Dr.
Sanford, NC		 N35° 25' 56"
W79°17' 19"		 37-105-0002
Millbrook Urban Wake Millbrook Middle School
Raleigh, NC		 N35° 51' 22"
W78° 34' 27"		 37-183-0014
Battleship Urban New Hanover Battleship Drive
Wilmington, NC		 N34° 14' 08"
W77° 57' 21"		 37-129-0010

The NC Division of Air Quality (DAQ) operates the urban air toxics (UAT) monitoring network in conjunction with the national program, originally proposed and designed by the U.S. EPA in 1999. The UAT monitoring network was started as part of the EPA's effort to address toxic air pollutant emissions in urban areas.

Currently, the UAT consists of seven sites, six urban and one rural. UAT air monitoring is regularly conducted for volatile organic compounds (VOCs). Monitoring for selected aldehydes are conducted on a more limited basis at three sites. The UAT monitoring network is a collaborative effort coordinated between state and local agencies:

Detailed Information
Sampling Calendar 2015
Quality Assurance Project Plan
Hazardous Air Pollutant Reports

Contact

Steven Walters
Environmental Chemist
Phone 919-707-8453
Steven.Walters@ncdenr.gov

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