The Stationary Sources Program Inventory and Support Group performs technical functions which, in conjunction with other sections, support the goals and objectives of the Stationary Sources Program. These technical functions include managing the Stationary Source Emission and Compliance Inventory, managing contracts with state, local, and private agencies, and administration of the Stationary Sources Annual Fee System. The Inventory and Support Group maintains the inventory of air pollutants emitted by stationary sources in Colorado.
Businesses report their emissions using a form known as an Air Pollutant Emission Notice.
Some of the more common business categories have specific Air Pollutant Emission Notices which are tailored to their needs. The General Air Pollutant Emission Notice is available for downloading in Adobe Acrobat format . Because of the technical and sometimes complex nature of air emission calculations, the Division has formed a Small Business Assistance Program team which helps Colorado businesses to comply with the air quality regulations. Air Pollution Emission Notices are valid for five years unless a significant increase in emissions occurs. Invoices are generated based on the emissions reported on the Air Pollutant Emission Notice.