Michigan Indoor Radon Program Overview

The Michigan Indoor Radon Program is a non-regulatory program. It's purpose is to increase awareness of the health risk associated with exposure to elevated indoor radon levels, to encourage testing for radon, and to also encourage citizens to take action to reduce their exposure once elevated radon levels are found. The program resides in the Radiological Protection Section of the Mat

1 in 4 Michigan homes expected to have unhealthy radon levels; see average in your zip code

Radon Mitigation Testing, Retrofit, Ventilation Portage MI

Health department begins annual 'Give a Can, Get a Kit' campaign

UPDATE: Cancer-causing gas could be found in 1 in 4 Michigan homes, according to EGLE

Portland, other cities at high risk for radon exposure, News

Other Programs & Services

Michigan Radon Mitigation, Testing & Levels - RadonResources

EGLE makes over 11K radon kits available to city and county health departments, others

Radon Kent County, Michigan

Statewide map of estimated percent of homes with ≥148 Bq/m 3 of indoor

Michigan Indoor Radon Program Overview

Measurements and computational fluid dynamics investigation of the indoor radon distribution in a typical naturally ventilated room

Radon Kent County, Michigan

Allegan County Health Department giving out free radon testing kits