Air Quality

A community's public health begins with clean air. Conversely, public health inherently fails in the absence of clean air. Advocating for and measuring air quality is a foundational objective for many GEC initiatives, including monitoring the compliance (or lack thereof) of local industries with federal, state, and local clean air standards.​

The Environmental Protection Division and the Glynn Environmental Coalition are conducting paralleled investigations into persistent and harmful air quality impairments being reported by Glynn County residents. 

You can take action!​

1. Filing a complaint*

• Take some notes before you file your complaint.

• ​Date, time, approximate location, wind direction, temperature, narrative description of odor, did the odor cause any immediate health issues (headaches, nausea, vomiting, coughing, difficulty breathing, etc).

• Contact Brett Berry with the Georgia Environmental Protection Division

  • Email -

  • Phone (470) 464-4675.

• Include us in your email, . This will allow us to continue to better advise residents and continue our internal investigations.

• If you chose, you can also copy our local state representatives (listed below) or City/County elected officials. 

  • ​Rep. Don Hogan:

  • Rep. Buddy Deloach:

  • Senator Sheila McNeill: ​

*Note: If you prefer to remain anonymous​ call or email our office to let us help you file a complaint anonymously. ​

2. Join our Volunteer team! Simply call (912) 466-0934 or email and we can add you to our Air Quality volunteer list. At this time, we are planning on convening our team about once a month.​

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Want to do more?! Stay tuned as we continue to work

towards improved air quality in our community.