; and (ii) advertise the availability of clean air centers. (E) Information on how such air pollution control agency plans to establish a clean air center, including— (i) the facility in which a clean air center may be established; and (ii) the capacity and ventilation characteristics of such facility. (F) A description of the costs that may be associated with the program, including any administrative costs. (d) Cleaner air space program requirements Subject to partnership requirement under subsection (e), an air pollution control agency implementing a cleaner air space program pursuant to subsection (a) shall— (1) establish at least one clean air center that is— (A) located in an area at risk of being exposed to wildland fire smoke; (B) accessible to individuals that reside in covered households; (C) open, accessible, and staffed during wildland fire smoke events with the option of being open, accessible, and staffed before or after wildland fire smoke events; and (2) advertise to the public— (A) during a wildland fire smoke event, the availability of a clean air center; (B) the local cleaner air space program that such air pollution control agency is implementing, including information about such local cleaner air space program, the availability of free air filtration units (if applicable), eligibility requirements to receive such free air filtration unit, and information on who to contact for more information with respect to such local cleaner air space program; (3) at no cost to covered households— (A) distribute a minimum of 1,000 eligible air filtration units to such covered households; and (B) provide one air filter replacement for each eligible air filtration unit distributed under subparagraph (A); (4) distribute educational materials that include information on how to best utilize an eligible air filtration unit to create a clean air room in a home