http://www.cdphe.state.co.us/
hm/rad/radon/index.htm
Because so many people spend a great deal of time indoors, indoor air pollution can pose even greater health hazards than outdoor air pollution. While most of the sources of indoor air pollution do not in themselves present a great health risk, the cumulative effects of several sources may cause health problems, particularly in more susceptible individuals such as the very young, elderly, or health-impaired.
Indoor air pollutants include mold, radon, cleaning products, lead and carbon monoxide. For more information on a variety of indoor air quality topics, please visit EPA’s indoor air quality website at http://www.epa.gov/iaq/index.html.
The Summit County Environmental Health Department regularly receives inquiries about radon and mold; however, we do not regulate these common air quality problems. The links below will connect you to information from the EPA, Colorado Department of Public Health and Environment and the National Environmental Health Association. If you need further assistance in obtaining information, please call the Environmental Health Department at 970-668-4070.