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Canton Health Department: Air Pollution Control | Canton City Public Health

Resource Name:Canton Health Department: Air Pollution Control | Canton City Public Health

Canton City Public Health

address

420 Market Avenue North, Canton, OH 44702

Eligibility

Serves residents and businesses of Stark County.

Required documents

Will be requested as needed.

Hours

Monday - Friday: 8:00am to 4:30pm. Closed on federal holidays.
(330) 489-3231

Voice

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voice | Air Pollution

Languages

Translation services available to those who need it.

Application process

Call the office with air-related complaints and questions. Complaints may concern activities of the private or public sector, such as plant emissions or neighborhood open burning.

Fees

None.

Service area

Stark County, Ohio
Provides local management and protection of the county's outside air quality through contract from Ohio EPA. Works to protect Stark County citizens from the adverse health and welfare impacts of air pollution by attaining and maintaining ambient air quality standards. Offers various services such as preparing permits for stationary industrial air pollution sources, performing facility inspections for permit compliance, performing complaint investigations, performing open burning compliance inspections and permissions, and pursuing enforcement actions for non-compliance.
  • Performs similar work activities for state and federal regulations governing the removal, handling and disposal of asbestos as it relates to renovation and demolition of buildings.
  • Performs ambient air quality monitoring of ozone, particulate, and lead for comparison to federal air quality standards.
  • NOTE: Air pollution sources include industrial smoke stacks, industrial equipment, perchloroethylene from dry cleaners, gasoline stations, vehicle tampering, open burning, asbestos releases, roadways and other areas that generate dust.

Last Verified

06/22/2026

Providing organization

Canton City Public Health
Provides a variety of services and programs including: Vital Statistics Division, Division of Environmental Health, Nursing Division, Office of Public Health Information, Laboratory Division, WIC program, and Air Pollution Control Division.

Data provided by

Lifeline Lake County 211