Overview
Enoch is an operational air monitoring station in Enoch, Utah, operated by the Utah Department of Environmental Quality. It provides ambient air quality data for the region.
Enoch is an air monitoring station located at 3840 North 325 East in Enoch, Utah, within the United States. Operated by the Utah Department of Environmental Quality, this station is part of the state's ambient air quality monitoring network, which supports compliance with the US EPA Air Quality System (AQS) standards. The station collects air quality data to monitor criteria pollutants and other parameters as part of Utah's environmental monitoring framework. As a component of the EPA's national network, it contributes to the assessment of air quality trends and regulatory compliance. The station's last reported sample date is October 31, 2025, indicating ongoing operations. Enoch's location in Iron County, Utah, places it in a region with diverse air quality influences, including urban emissions from nearby communities and natural sources such as dust. The data from this station supports public health protection and environmental management efforts, helping to inform local and state-level air quality decisions.
Environmental context
The Enoch air monitoring station operates within the US EPA's AQS network, which sets standards for criteria pollutants like ozone, particulate matter, and nitrogen dioxide. Its siting in a semi-arid region with seasonal inversions makes it important for tracking local air quality variations. The station's data continuity supports long-term trend analysis and regulatory compliance.
Frequently asked questions
The Enoch air monitoring station is located at 3840 North 325 East in Enoch, Utah, United States.
As part of the Utah Department of Environmental Quality's network, the Enoch station monitors ambient air quality, likely including criteria pollutants such as ozone, particulate matter, and others as required by EPA standards.
The Enoch air monitoring station is operated by the Utah Department of Environmental Quality.
Air monitoring in the United States is governed by the US Environmental Protection Agency (EPA) under the Clean Air Act, with standards for criteria pollutants and monitoring requirements through the Air Quality System (AQS).
Air monitoring in Utah is crucial due to seasonal inversions that trap pollutants, urban emissions, and natural dust sources. Data from stations like Enoch helps protect public health and ensure compliance with federal air quality standards.
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