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Permits, Forms, and Payments
Effective July 1, 2021, the Maricopa County Air Quality Department (MCAQD) has transitioned to online permitting and payment processes. MCAQD no longer accepts mailed or emailed applications, registrations, notifications, or payments. These items must be processed directly through the appropriate MCAQD online portal.
Online Permitting Portals and Payments
The AQD Online Portal is used for submitting asbestos notifications and revisions, and for new permit applications, permit renewals, and minor/non-minor modifications for:
- General/ATO facilities
- Non-Title V facilities
- Title V facilities
To access the AQD Online Portal, the user must create an Electronic Signature account through the Environmental Protection Agencies Shared CROMERR Services (SCS). Once an account has been created, the user will have access to their facility through the AQD Online Portal.
The Dust and Miscellaneous Portal is used for:
- Dust control permit applications and changes
- Subcontractor registrations - new and renewals
- Open burn applications
- Tanker truck certifications (vapor decals)
First time users must create an account through the Dust and Miscellaneous Portal.
When a user submits an application, registration, or notification, the portal will automatically direct the user to a payment screen. When a customer receives an invoice via email from MCAQD, there are two payment options:
- Payment for all MCAQD invoices can be made by visiting the link provided in the invoice email, or by visiting our website. Select ‘Invoices’ from the upper right-hand corner, select 'Pay Invoice' from the upper left, enter the invoice number, then select ‘Retrieve’. No account or login is required for this option
- AQD Online Portal users can also continue to pay invoices at their convenience by logging in to their SCS IMPACT Account for the AQD Online Portal and selecting the ‘Invoice’ tab.
- Permits, Forms, and Payments
- Asbestos
- Burning Activities
- Business Assistance
- Dust Control Plans and Block Permits
- General Permits
- MACT Notifications
- Modeling
- Non-Road Engines
- Non-Title V and Title V
- Operations and Maintenance Plans
- Performance Testing
- Permit Cancellation or Transfer
- Portable Sources
- Tanker Truck Certification (Vapor Recovery)
Select the tabs below for more information.
Form must be uploaded into the AQD Online Portal
All Presumptive Permission to Burn forms are now online, visit MaricopaCountyAirQuality.formstack.com/forms/pptb
Form must be emailed to AQBusinessAssistance@maricopa.gov
Forms must be uploaded into the AQD Online Portal
Forms must be uploaded into the Dust and Miscellaneous Portal
All forms must be uploaded into the AQD Online Portal
- Asphalt Kettle General Permit Application (XLSX)
- Crematory General Permit Application (XLSX)
- Dry Cleaning General Permit Application (XLSX)
- Fuel Burning General Permit Application (XLSX)
- Gasoline Dispensing General Permit Application (XLSX)
- Graphic Arts General Permit Application (XLSX)
- Stationary Dust-Generating Source General Permit Application (XLSX)
- Stationary Emergency ICE General Permit Application (XLSX)
- Surface Coating and/or Abrasive Blasting Operations General Permit Application (XLSX)
- Vehicle and Mobile Equipment Refinishing General Permit Application (XLSX)
- Wastewater Treatment Plant General Permit Application (XLSX)
- Woodworking Operations General Permit Application (XLSX)
All forms must be uploaded into the AQD Online Portal
- Gas Dispensing Facility MACT Notification (40 CFR 63, Subpart CCCCCC) (PDF)
- Gasoline Distribution (bulk) MACT Notification (40 CFR 63, Subpart BBBBBB) (PDF)
- Metal Fabrication MACT Notification (40 CFR 63, Subpart XXXXXX) (PDF)
- Perchloroethylene Dry Cleaning Operations MACT Notification (40 CFR 63, Subpart M) (PDF)
- Plating and Polishing Operations MACT Notification (40 CFR 63, Subpart WWWWWW) (PDF)
- Stationary ICE MACT Initial Notification/Notification of Compliance (40 CFR 63, Subpart ZZZZ) (PDF)
- Stationary ICE MACT Test Report Notification (40 CFR 63, Subpart ZZZZ) (PDF)
- Surface Coating MACT Notification (40 CFR 63, Subpart HHHHHH) (PDF)
- Surface Coating MACT Petition for Exemption (40 CFR 63, Subpart HHHHHH) (PDF)
Form must be uploaded into the AQD Online Portal
Form must be uploaded into the AQD Online Portal
Forms must be uploaded into the AQD Online Portal
Non-Title V
Reference Materials
Forms must be uploaded into the AQD Online Portal or used as reference materials
- O&M General Plan (PDF)
- O&M Plan Overview (PDF)
- O&M Plan Guidelines (PDF)
- Tips for Preparing an O&M Plan (PDF)
- Rule 316 O&M Plan (PDF)
- Baghouse Daily Operations Log Sheet O&M Plan (PDF)
- Baghouse Preventive Maintenance Checklist O&M Plan (PDF)
- Carbon Adsorption Daily Operations Log Sheet O&M Plan (PDF)
- Carbon Adsorption Preventive Maintenance Checklist O&M Plan (PDF)
- Catalytic Oxidizer Daily Operations Log Sheet O&M Plan (PDF)
- Catalytic Oxidizer Preventive Maintenance Checklist O&M Plan (PDF)
- Cyclone Daily Operations Log Sheet O&M Plan (PDF)
- Cyclone Preventive Maintenance Checklist O&M Plan (PDF)
- Generic Daily Operations Log Sheet O&M Plan (PDF)
- Generic Preventive Maintenance Checklist O&M Plan (PDF)
- Rock Crusher Watering System Daily Operations Log Sheet O&M Plan (PDF)
- Screen Watering System Daily Operations Log Sheet O&M Plan (PDF)
- Thermal Oxidizer Daily Operations Log Sheet O&M Plan (PDF)
- Thermal Oxidizer Preventive Maintenance Checklist O&M Plan (PDF)
- Truck or Wheel Washer Daily Operations Log Sheet O&M Plan (PDF)
- Wet Scrubber System Daily Operations Log Sheet O&M Plan (PDF)
- Wet Scrubber System Preventive Maintenance Checklist O&M Plan (PDF)
- Woodworking Operations and Maintenance Plan (PDF)
Forms must be uploaded into the AQD Online Portal
Forms must be emailed to AQPermits@maricopa.gov
Form must be uploaded into the AQD Online Portal
Form must be uploaded into the AQD Online Portal
Form must be uploaded into the Dust and Miscellaneous Portal
Still Need Help?
You may not realize how connected the permitting departments of Maricopa County really are. There are easy-to-follow instructions and resources for first-timers or those looking for more guidance on their project on our Permitting Services page.
Please note that most of these documents are PDFs that require the use of Adobe Acrobat Reader. Please see our Document Related Difficulties and Questions page for help sheets and more information.