Indoor Air Quality

The Indoor Air Quality Program consists of a statewide indoor air coordinator in Tallahassee, environmental specialists working through the Florida Department of Health in Okaloosa locally and the other county Health Departments to provide Indoor Air Quality expertise to the public.

The Department of Health Indoor Air Program began in the late 1980's. Its goal is to improve the health of Floridians by reducing exposure to indoor air contaminants. The primary function of this program is to provide advice and expertise to Floridians with indoor air concerns in residences, schools and health-care and public facilities.

Note: The Florida Clean Indoor Air Act (FCIAA) is no longer part of the Radon and Indoor Air program, but part of the Division of Community Health Promotion,Bureau of Tobacco Free Florida. FCIAA program staff share responsibility for the implementation and enforcement of the statewide ban of smoking tobacco in most workplaces with the Florida Department of Business and Professional Regulation. Call the FCIAA hotline at 800-337-3742 or 850-245-4281.

Learn more about Indoor Mold and Health frequently asked questions and resources.

Radon Information is also available online.

What the Program Provides

Indoor Air Program provides the following resources:
• Contacts for Indoor Air Quality - Local
• Contacts for Indoor Air Quality - State
• Carbon Monoxide Information
• Copper Corrosion Associated with Imported Drywall
• Indoor Air Quality Complaints in Apartments and Hotels
• Indoor Air Quality in the Workplace
• Indoor Air Quality Business Listing