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Get fee schedule and information on how to pay permit, certification and evaluation fees.

Report a problem

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Report concerns and problems related to environmental safety and health.

Restaurant, grocery store, or other fixed food facility operating permit

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Starting a new food venture? Before obtaining an operating permit, the layout of the food facility needs to be approved.

Submit for plan review at a restaurant, grocery store or other fixed food facility

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Get a plan check review to qualify for a food facility permit.

Apply for a temporary food facility permit

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Get a permit when selling or giving away food at a public or special event.

Apply for plan review for hazardous materials handling facilities

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Apply for plan review for new construction, remodeling or equipment changes.

Apply for an onsite wastewater treatment system (OWTS)

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Get a permit for new residential construction or expansion, and OWTS repairs.

Apply for a new well construction or water system clearance

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Obtain EH approval of water well location and water quality results

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The Department of Environmental Health aims to safeguard the health and well-being of our community by ensuring a healthy, safe, and sustainable environment. 

As a vital arm of public health, we address a broad spectrum of environmental issues, from air and water quality to waste management and food safety. We enforce health regulations, conduct inspections, and educate the public on a variety of best practices. Through collaboration with local businesses, residents, and other government agencies, we strive to promote a high quality of life in our community.

What is Healthy Nail Salon Recognition Program?

This is a free and voluntary program offered to all nail salons in the county. A recognized Healthy Nail Salon offers safer products, safer practices, and proper ventilation to reduce exposure to more toxic products.

Safer products include

  • Nail polishes and lacquers without: Toluene, Dibutyl Phthalate, and Formaldehyde (known as the "toxic trio")
  • Nail polish thinners without: Toluene and Methyl Ethyl Ketone
  • Nail polish removers without: Ethyl Acetate and Butyl Acetate
  • Artificial nails without: Methyl Methacrylate (Banned by the FDA)