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Pinal County, Arizona

Moderate air quality

Gera US Air Health Index: 43.2/100 · National rank 433 of 458 · EPA AQS June 2026

What is the air quality in Pinal County, Arizona?

As of June 2026, Pinal County, Arizona has a Gera US Air Health Index of 43.2/100 (rank 433/458; moderate air quality). Annual mean PM2.5: 6.8 µg/m³; 8-hour ozone mean: 50.6 ppb; days with AQI > 100: 45. Source: EPA AQS AirData June 2026.

Source:EPA AQS AirData — Annual AQI by County + Annual Concentration by Monitor, 2023·as of June 2026updated annually (last: )
Gera US Air Health Index43.2 / 100Rank 433 of 458 monitored US counties. Higher = cleaner air. Computed from EPA AQS 2023: PM2.5 (40% weight), 8-hr ozone (35%), days AQI > 100 (25%), each min-max normalised across all 458 counties.How this index is calculated

Air quality data — Pinal County (EPA AQS June 2026)

Pinal County, Arizona — EPA AQS 2023 annual summary
MetricValueUS Standard / Context
Annual mean PM2.56.8 µg/m³Within 9 µg/m³ NAAQS (2024)
Mean 8-hour ozone50.6 ppbWithin 70 ppb standard (2015)
Days with AQI > 10045 daysUnhealthy for sensitive groups or worse
Maximum AQI recorded709During any day in 2023
Median AQI (monitored days)64Typical daily AQI
GUSAHI composite43.2 / 100Higher = cleaner air

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Pinal County, Arizona

National rank: 433 / 458 (by air quality, 1 = cleanest)

Moderate air

Gera US Air Health Index (GUSAHI)

43.2 / 100

Annual PM2.5

6.8 µg/m³

Within 9 µg/m³ std

Mean 8-hr Ozone

50.6 ppb

70 ppb standard

Days AQI > 100

45

in 2023

Source: EPA AQS AirData, June 2026 · Full county page →

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Frequently asked questions

What is the air quality like in Pinal County, Arizona?
According to EPA AQS 2023 data, Pinal County, Arizona has a Gera US Air Health Index of 43.2 / 100 (rank 433 of 458 monitored counties; moderate air quality). Annual mean PM2.5 was 6.8 µg/m³, mean 8-hour ozone 50.6 ppb, with 45 days where the AQI exceeded 100. Source: EPA AQS AirData, June 2026.
Is PM2.5 in Pinal County above the US health standard?
The US EPA 2024 annual PM2.5 standard is 9 µg/m³. In 2023, Pinal County recorded an annual mean PM2.5 of 6.8 µg/m³, which is below the 9 µg/m³ standard. This figure is averaged from EPA AQS monitors operating in the county under the PM25 Annual 2012 standard.
What is the ozone level in Pinal County?
In 2023, Pinal County, Arizona had an annual mean 8-hour ozone daily maximum of 50.6 ppb. The US EPA 2015 ozone standard is 70 ppb (8-hour). This figure is averaged from AQS monitors in the county using the Ozone 8-hour 2015 standard. Source: EPA AQS AirData, June 2026.
How many unhealthy air days did Pinal County have in 2023?
In 2023, Pinal County had 45 days where the AQI exceeded 100 — covering the "Unhealthy for Sensitive Groups", "Unhealthy", "Very Unhealthy", and "Hazardous" AQI categories. An AQI above 100 indicates that the air may be unhealthy for sensitive groups; above 150 it is unhealthy for everyone. Source: EPA AQS annual_aqi_by_county_2023, June 2026.
How can I check current air quality in Pinal County?
For real-time AQI readings, visit AirNow.gov (airnow.gov) — the EPA's official current air quality portal. The GUSAHI index on GeraClinic reflects 2023 annual averages and is a longer-term health context measure, not a real-time reading. If you have respiratory conditions, a GeraClinic care navigator can help you assess your personal risk.

Concerned about air quality in Pinal County?

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Contains public sector information published by U.S. Environmental Protection Agency (EPA) and licensed under the U.S. Public Domain (federal government work, 17 U.S.C. § 105). Source: EPA AQS AirData — Annual AQI by County + Annual Concentration by Monitor, 2023 (June 2026, published 2023 (released 2024)).

Informational/educational only — not a substitute for professional medical advice; a clinician interprets results.