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Administration of Air and Water Resource and Solid Waste Management Programs — AI Adoption Analysis

Aggregate AI adoption statistics for companies in the Administration of Air and Water Resource and Solid Waste Management Programs sub-industry, computed from Meo Advisors' dataset of US-scored firms.

110 companies
48.9 avg score
35 states
72 cities
$16.0M median savings
1,875 median employees

AI Adoption Score Distribution · 110 companies scored

0
Grade A
80 – 100
0
Grade B
72 – 79
11
Grade C
64 – 71
99
Grade D
< 64

Scores reflect operational readiness for AI agent deployment across scheduling, intake, billing, and customer communication workflows.

Top Administration of Air and Water Resource and Solid Waste Management Programs companies by AI adoption score

#1california air resources boardsacramento, CaliforniaC65/100#2california department of forestry and fire protection (cal fire)sacramento, CaliforniaC65/100#3california department of water resourcessacramento, CaliforniaC65/100#4national interagency fire centerboise, IdahoC65/100#5ohio epaC65/100#6south coast air quality management districtdiamond bar, CaliforniaC65/100#7south florida water management districtwest palm beach, FloridaC65/100#8texas commission on environmental qualityaustin, TexasC65/100#9usdawashington, District Of ColumbiaC65/100#10usda forest servicewashington, District Of ColumbiaC65/100#11us environmental protection agency (epa)washington, District Of ColumbiaC65/100#12florida department of environmental protectiontallahassee, FloridaD60/100#13nys department of environmental conservationalbany, New YorkD60/100#14us army corps of engineers, ny districtnew york, New YorkD60/100#15washington state department of ecologylacey, WashingtonD60/100#16wyoming department of environmental qualitycheyenne, WyomingD60/100#17bay area air districtsan francisco, CaliforniaD58/100#18cleveland metroparkscleveland, OhioD58/100#19arizona department of environmental quality adeqphoenix, ArizonaD55/100#20dc department of public workswashington, District Of ColumbiaD55/100#21florida lake management societyclermont, FloridaD55/100#22georgia department of natural resources wildlife resources divisionsocial circle, GeorgiaD55/100#23n.c. wildlife resources commissionraleigh, North CarolinaD55/100#24Ohio Department of Natural ResourcesColumbus, OhioD55/100#25san antonio river authoritysan antonio, TexasD55/100#26u.s. international boundary and water commissionel paso, TexasD55/100#27virginia department of wildlife resourceshenrico, VirginiaD55/100#28washington department of fish & wildlifeolympia, WashingtonD55/100#29washington state department of natural resourcesolympia, WashingtonD55/100#30sonoma county water agencysanta rosa, CaliforniaD52/100#31nevada department of wildlifereno, NevadaD50/100#32oc waste & recycling, county of orangeD50/100#33riverside county flood control and water conservation districtriverside, CaliforniaD50/100#34san joaquin valley air pollution control districtfresno, CaliforniaD50/100#35southeast louisiana flood protection authority eastnew orleans, LouisianaD50/100#36utah department of environmental qualitysalt lake city, UtahD50/100#37middle rio grande conservancy districtalbuquerque, New MexicoD48/100#38oklahoma department of wildlife conservationoklahoma city, OklahomaD48/100#39pennsylvania fish and boat commissionharrisburg, PennsylvaniaD48/100#40trinity river authority of texasarlington, TexasD48/100#41arizona game and fish departmentphoenix, ArizonaD45/100#42arkansas game and fish commissionlittle rock, ArkansasD45/100#43bureau of land managementwashington, District Of ColumbiaD45/100#44california conservation corpssacramento, CaliforniaD45/100#45california department of conservationsacramento, CaliforniaD45/100#46california department of fish and wildlifesacramento, CaliforniaD45/100#47california department of housing & community developmentsacramento, CaliforniaD45/100#48california integrated waste management boardsacramento, CaliforniaD45/100#49calrecyclesacramento, CaliforniaD45/100#50chicago park districtchicago, IllinoisD45/100#51colorado parks and wildlifedenver, ColoradoD45/100#52cooperative agricultural support services authoritysacramento, CaliforniaD45/100#53cuyahoga metropolitan housing authoritycleveland, OhioD45/100#54cwea (california water environment association)oakland, CaliforniaD45/100#55delaware department of natural resources and environmental controldover, DelawareD45/100#56fish & wildlife resources, kentucky department offrankfort, KentuckyD45/100#57florida department of agriculture and consumer servicestallahassee, FloridaD45/100#58florida forest servicetallahassee, FloridaD45/100#59forest preserve district of dupage countywheaton, IllinoisD45/100#60georgia forestry commissiondry branch, GeorgiaD45/100#61houston public workshouston, TexasD45/100#62idaho fish and gameboise, IdahoD45/100#63Imagine One Technology & ManagementD45/100#64iowa department of natural resourcesdes moines, IowaD45/100#65kentucky energy and environment cabinetfrankfort, KentuckyD45/100#66king county housing authoritytukwila, WashingtonD45/100#67los angeles county housing authorityalhambra, CaliforniaD45/100#68maryland department of natural resourcesannapolis, MarylandD45/100#69morro bay ocean fresh water coalitionsan luis obispo, CaliforniaD45/100#70national park servicewashington, District Of ColumbiaD45/100#71nebraska's natural resources districtslincoln, NebraskaD45/100#72nebraska water environment associationomaha, NebraskaD45/100#73new hampshire rivers councilconcord, New HampshireD45/100#74new york state housing finance agency/state of new york mortgage agencynew york, New YorkD45/100#75opportunity home san antoniosan antonio, TexasD45/100#76oregon department of fish and wildlifesalem, OregonD45/100#77san josé environmental servicessan jose, CaliforniaD45/100#78sierra club miami groupcincinnati, OhioD45/100#79south carolina department of natural resourcescolumbia, South CarolinaD45/100#80southwest florida water management districtbrooksville, FloridaD45/100#81st. johns river water management districtpalatka, FloridaD45/100#82tennessee wildlife resource agencyD45/100#83texas a&m forest servicecollege station, TexasD45/100#84texas parks and wildlife departmentaustin, TexasD45/100#85the housing authority of the city of hobokenunion, New JerseyD45/100#86undp small grants programmeD45/100#87usda farm production and conservation business centerwashington, District Of ColumbiaD45/100#88utah conservation corpsLogan, UtahD45/100#89utah department of natural resourcessalt lake city, UtahD45/100#90utah division of wildlife resourcessalt lake city, UtahD45/100#91virginia department of conservation and recreationrichmond, VirginiaD45/100#92virginia department of environmental qualityD45/100#93virginia department of forestrycharlottesville, VirginiaD45/100#94washington state department of agriculturevancouver, WashingtonD45/100#95Wisconsin Association of Land Conservation EmployeesMadison, WisconsinD45/100#96wisconsin department of agriculture, trade and consumer protectionmadison, WisconsinD45/100#97wisconsin department of natural resources (dnr)madison, WisconsinD45/100#98forest preserves of cook countyriver forest, IllinoisD42/100#99georgia environmental protection divisionatlanta, GeorgiaD42/100#100gila national forestsilver city, New MexicoD42/100

Top cities for Administration of Air and Water Resource and Solid Waste Management Programs

sacramento, California
10 companies · avg 51
washington, District Of Columbia
9 companies · avg 51.7
5 companies · avg 50
boise, Idaho
4 companies · avg 48
tallahassee, Florida
3 companies · avg 50

Methodology

Scores are computed using Meo Advisors' proprietary AI adoption model evaluating public digital signals (job postings, tech stack, content, and product velocity). NAICS assignment is based on primary industry classification from the company's public filings and directory entries.

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