California Air Resources Board - Riverside, California

The California Air Resources Board (CARB) is a state government office located at 4001 Iowa Ave, Riverside, CA 92507. This office is responsible for protecting the public from the harmful effects of air pollution and promoting clean transportation.

CARB can be reached by phone at 8002424450 or through their website at ww2.arb.ca.gov. The office is wheelchair accessible, with an accessible entrance, parking lot, restroom, and seating. They also have a gender-neutral restroom available.

CARB has received 29 reviews on Google My Business with an average rating of 2.6/5. Some reviewers have appreciated the office's efforts to improve air quality and promote clean transportation, while others have criticized the office for not doing enough.

Despite the mixed reviews, CARB remains an important state government office dedicated to protecting the public from air pollution. If you are interested in learning more about their work or getting involved in their efforts, be sure to visit their website and explore their resources.

Reviews of California Air Resources Board

Colleen Gould

1/5

EPA EXTORTION CLUB. Still withhold vehicle tags after being paid in full. Refusing to communicate with the DMV to release hold on TAGS for vehicle.
Continues to blame you and sends you to the DMV when it them doing the piss poor communication. Been 2 months now waiting.

Wesley Robinson

5/5

Lovely facility. Neato art. I wish I could ha e explored the place more. Keep our air clean!

James Lee

1/5

Useless agency partner with private emission testing business where one can pay to pass.
Why don’t your agency do something with all these sound pollution that many of California cars running illegally loud mufflers. Can’t even get a good night sleep with these thuds burning rubber doing doughnut in the residential area with off-road mufflers that purposely made to backfire. Anything other than street legal mufflers should be cited.
Which Calif does not enforce. Sad!

Jon Gebarowski

5/5

So glad this exists. Will do the heavy lifting that our feds fail to do.

Daniel Coe

1/5

This location does not service the public and acts only as a workplace for its statewide employees. The attached number goes to the “Diesel Counter” at their main office in Sacramento. Typically this counter, which represents a main service to the public, only handles issues with diesel vehicles of 14k+ lbs. You can easily reach a live person through the home number however, and they are typically very helpful with getting you answers or pointing you in the right direction for anything you need to handle regarding emissions, HOV and more. Sadly, you cannot go to this place or call it at all for any help whatsoever. If you visit the building, a receptionist at the front will deny you entry, refuse to allow you to converse with anyone, hand you a phone number and bid you good day.

John R

1/5

Absolute scumbags who lobby states into using their garbage guidelines. Then they kick back to those who enable them. Makes a lot of sense I need to pay $1600 for converters now. You make me want to dump oil in the river just to make a point.

G P

1/5

pencil pushers at their worst. They stand in the way of business development, jobs and economic growth.

Phuck Onyou

1/5

Hey cool I have to pay a THOUSAND dollars instead of 200 for my catalytic converter. I want to know if there is any kind of subsidation and you don’t even answer the phone.