Tips to Keep Our Air Plain
Download the PDF version! Refuel your car after 6 pm. Cut your grass after 6 pm. Keep lawnmowers and other small engines properly tuned. Conserve electricity, don't over cool (78 degrees in summer) or heat buildings (68 degrees in winter), turn off lights and applicances, use Compact Fluorescent Light Bulbs (CFLs). Look for the energy star label when purchasing computers, TVs, VCRs, appliances, lighting, etc. Drive less; keep your car well maintained, and your tires properly inflated. Don't idle your vehicle engine unnecessarily. Turn off engine. Purchase low-emitting and fuel-efficient vehicles. Combine your errands into one trip. Bike or walk when possible (health benefits are the bonus). To protect your health, avoid strenuous outdoor activities when ozone levels are high. Use the Air Quality Index to check Wichita's air quality first. Back to Top
Download the PDF version!
Refuel your car after 6 pm.
Cut your grass after 6 pm.
Keep lawnmowers and other small engines properly tuned.
Conserve electricity, don't over cool (78 degrees in summer) or heat buildings (68 degrees in winter), turn off lights and applicances, use Compact Fluorescent Light Bulbs (CFLs).
Look for the energy star label when purchasing computers, TVs, VCRs, appliances, lighting, etc.
Drive less; keep your car well maintained, and your tires properly inflated.
Don't idle your vehicle engine unnecessarily. Turn off engine.
Purchase low-emitting and fuel-efficient vehicles.
Combine your errands into one trip.
Bike or walk when possible (health benefits are the bonus).
To protect your health, avoid strenuous outdoor activities when ozone levels are high. Use the Air Quality Index to check Wichita's air quality first.
Back to Top
Office of Environmental Health 1900 E. 9th St. N. Wichita, KS 67214
Hours: 8 AM-5 PM Monday-Friday
: (316) 268-8351 : (316) 268-8390
Randy Owen Air Quality Supervisor
Check the currentWichita Air Quality