IQAir, a global air quality monitoring company, tracks pollution levels in Palm Bay as part of its nationwide network. The data is updated hourly and available online through the IQAir website. Residents can check current air quality indexes for specific neighborhoods in the city. The system measures pollutants like particulate matter, nitrogen dioxide, and ozone. Palm Bay officials have not commented publicly on the data's use in local planning. The monitoring stations are located near major roads and industrial areas. Some residents say the information helps them make daily decisions about outdoor activities. Others question the accuracy of the readings compared to state-run monitors. The data is also used by nearby schools to adjust recess schedules during high-pollution days. IQAir's Palm Bay project began in 2022 with funding from a private environmental group. The company says its sensors are calibrated monthly to ensure precision. Local health departments have not issued any air quality alerts since the system launched. The data is available as a free public resource with no subscription required. Users can download historical data for specific locations. The monitoring effort is part of a larger initiative to track air quality across Brevard County. Palm Bay's air quality typically ranks in the middle of statewide comparisons. The city has no major industrial facilities but sees traffic-related pollution peaks during morning and evening commutes. Residents can access the data through a mobile app or website. The information is displayed in easy-to-read charts and maps.