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Provides environmental health information to protect the food, water, and living conditions in Okanogan County. Assists with the following services: -  Food Worker Card -  Food Service Inspections -  Environmental Hazards Section -  Facilities Inspection -  Rodent Control -  Rabies Control

This is the environmental health division of Kitsap Public Health District. They have information on drinking water systems, septic systems, hazardous and solid waste disposal, rodent control, pet waste, water pollution, shellfish harvesting information and much more. They also perform restaurant inspections, provide food worker's cards, answer food safety questions, and inspect public swimming pools and spas.

Offers a full range of environmental services, including: - Water testing -  Epidemiology -  Septic-tank -  Food inspection -  Bio-terrorism -  Communicable disease -  Hazardous waste -  Rodent control regulations

Issues permits and licenses for food establishments, on site septic systems, wells and water systems, public pools and spas, public camps, parks, etc. Investigates environmental health complaints.

Protects the public from environmental hazards through food service inspections and food worker training, and food borne illness investigations. Regulates the sewage system, shellfish safety, water quality, and waste disposal. Provides information about home health hazards and wildfire smoke.

Provides inspection and licensing of restaurants and other establishments serving food to the public. Plan, review, and approve small public water systems. Bacteriological water sample testing. Assistance with problems on private wells and community systems. License water system designers. Investigate all cases of environmentally spread communicable disease. Inspect public and semi-private swimming pools, hot tubs, and beaches. Inspect schools. License and inspect disposal sites. Monitor ground water and surface waters.  Investigate animal bites for rabies control. Offer advice for eradication of rodents and insects. Investigate Lyme disease and Hantavirus.      

This is the environmental division of the county health department. Collects and provides information on safe drinking water, onsite septic systems, hazardous waste and solid waste disposal, rodent control, pet waste, water pollution, swimming pools and water recreation, restaurant inspections and food safety questions.