New Mexico/Farmington/Fugitive Dust Control

Fugitive Dust Control in Farmington, NM

New Mexico fugitive dust permits are required for any project disturbing 0.75 acres or more — not 1.0 acre. In San Juan County, NMED Air Quality Bureau (20.11.20 NMAC) jurisdiction applies.

Last updated: July 2026Next regulatory update: New Mexico NMPDES program (WQCC rulemaking in progress)

Local context: Oil and gas industrial corridor — many projects require both CGP and MSGP coverage. San Juan River watershed.
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Fugitive Dust Control in Farmington — FAQ

When does a Farmington project need fugitive dust control?

Any project disturbing 0.75 acres or more — a lower threshold than the 1-acre stormwater trigger. In San Juan County, the NMED Air Quality Bureau (20.11 NMAC) has jurisdiction.

What does fugitive dust control involve?

A dust control plan plus active measures — watering, surface stabilization, speed limits, and trackout control. Inspections Plus prepares the plan and installs the controls.

Does Inspections Plus serve Farmington, NM?

Yes. Inspections Plus has served San Juan County and the Farmington area since 2005. Call (505) 344-9410 for a free, site-specific estimate.

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Related resources

Fugitive Dust Control — service detailsNew Mexico NMPDES / NMR100000 GuideHow the state program and the EPA CGP apply to your siteNM SWPPP Cost GuideWhat drives SWPPP cost in New MexicoFree Site AssessmentCheck your parcel's stormwater triggers in minutes

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