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Environmental Public Health

The Environmental Public Health Division provides the following programs – specifically focused on minimizing environmental hazards to public health. (509) 324-1560.

 

Animal-Carried Diseases (including animal bites)

Food Safety

Liquid Waste (septic systems)

School Safety

Solid Waste (inspections & complaints)

Water Recreation (public pool/spa inspections)


The following are part of the Environmental Resources Program

Local Source Control - Urban Waters Initiative

EnviroStars

Land Use (subdivisions):
Specialists review new land subdivisions, conditional use permits and zoning changes for potential sewage disposal and water supply source issues. We provide findings and conditions for development to the appropriate planning jurisdiction within Spokane County. Call 324-1560 x3

Site Hazard Assessment:
Specialists evaluate sites identified by the Washington State Department of Ecology as hazardous, due to residual chemicals or toxins, and rank them to help establish clean-up priorities. Program staff also evaluate meth labs, clearing the site for safe occupation after cleaning by licensed contractors.
Water Well Drilling
We provide assistance to private well owners inquiring about water quality, odor, taste and contaminants. Environmental Health Specialists inspect new drinking water wells in Spokane County to assure they meet construction standards, and old or unused wells when taken out of service.  Call 324-1560 ext.6 for information.
The Department of Health monitors all public water systems in Spokane County.

 

Click here for info on Mold, Indoor Air Quality, Radon, and Landlord Tenant Issues


 

 

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