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Resident urges Sweet Home to restore DEQ air monitor; council agrees to put item on next agenda
Sweet Home City Council · January 15, 2026
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Summary
Resident Gary Jarvis told the council the DEQ monitor at the fire department stopped reporting on Dec. 17 and urged the city to pursue reinstating a local air-quality monitor; councilors agreed by consensus to place the matter on the next agenda for staff follow-up.
Gary Jarvis, a Sweet Home resident, told the council that the Department of Environmental Quality’s monitoring station at the city fire department stopped reporting Dec. 17 and that the state now lists Albany as the official reporting station. Jarvis said Albany’s readings do not…
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