A key component of public health, environmental public health focuses on preventing and controlling human diseases caused or impacted by our environment. Many aspects of our environment, both built (pools, sidewalk, and park access) and natural (water, air, soil, and food), can impact our health.

Environmental public health professionals work to prevent disease and create healthy environments that promote well-being, fostering healthy, and safe communities by ensuring the safety of what we eat, breathe, touch, and drink.

Statewide activities focus on prevention, preparedness, and education through routine monitoring, outreach, surveillance, and sampling of facilities and other environments that may contribute to injuries and the occurrence or transmission of disease

View or download ourĀ Fee Schedule for Environmental Public Health Services.

Resources
Environmental Health Forms

Drinking Water

Wastewater Systems

Water Permitting Release Requirements

Septic Tanks and Private Drinking Water Wells

Solid, Hazardous, and Biomedical Waste Control

Public Swimming Pools