Cleaner Air Spaces Act of 2025

Provision of air filtration equipment: Air pollution control agencies must distribute at least 1,000 eligible air filtration units to covered households at no cost (Section 2(d)(3)(A)). Additionally, they must provide one air filter replacement for each unit distributed (Section 2(d)(3)(B)).

Access to clean air centers: Agencies are required to establish at least one clean air center in an area at risk of wildland fire smoke (Section 2(d)(1)(A)). These centers must be accessible to individuals living in covered households and must be open and staffed during smoke events (Section 2(d)(1)(B-C)).

Support for vulnerable and low-income populations: The program targets "covered households," which include those in low-income communities with individuals at high risk of experiencing or being vulnerable to the health effects of wildland fire smoke (Section 2(g)(5)).

Inclusion of Tribal agencies: The Administrator is required to provide at least one grant to a Tribal agency that has jurisdiction over air quality (Section 2(b)(2)).