Federal Air Rules for Indian Reservations (FARR) in Idaho, Oregon and Washington

Proposed Revisions to the FARR

EPA is proposing changes to the Federal Air Rules for Reservations to improve air quality protections for people living on reservations.

Read about our proposed changes

Burn Bans

EPA has authority under the FARR to issue temporary bans on certain types of outdoor burning on reservations.

Check for current burn bans
Open Burning

Learn what types of outdoor open burning are allowed and whether you need a permit.

Check open burning requirements
Air Operating Permits

Some air pollution sources are required to get an air operating permit from EPA.

Find or apply for a permit
Registration & Reporting

Owners and operators of certain sources of air pollution are required to register with EPA and report their facility's air pollution emissions.

See registration and reporting requirements
Controlling Air Emissions

When you register your facility, you may need to provide estimates of air emissions or address emissions of fugitive particulate matter.

Learn about controlling air emissions
About FARR

The Federal Air Rules for Indian Reservations are air quality regulations that apply to 39 Indian reservations in Idaho, Oregon and Washington.

Learn about the FARR

FARR Hotline

Contact EPA's FARR Hotline for questions or to report complaints about air quality on Indian reservations in Idaho, Oregon, and Washington.

1-800-424-4372 (option 3) or email the FARR Hotline.