Site Directory

Office of Environmental Health, Safety, and Toxicology

Other Environmental Health Programs and Services

The Office of Environmental Health, Safety, and Toxicology deals with a wide variety of topics that address environmental issues to protect and promote public health.

Clandestine Drug Lab Cleanup
Meth labs | Companies who cleanup illegal drug labs | Cleanup worker and business certification

Contaminants
Arsenic, bisphenol A (BPA), lead, mercury, PBDEs, and other environmental health contaminants.

Contaminant Studies
Technical studies on fish, sediments, and more.

Fish
Healthy fish guide | Benefits of eating fish | Fish advisories by waterbody | Mercury advisories | Advice for women and children

Food Safety
Food worker card | Food worker manual | Recalls and safety alerts | Food-borne illness prevention | Rules and regulations | Restaurant inspection reports | Industry and local health agency resources

Indoor Air Quality
Asbestos | Carbon monoxide | Flood cleanup | Formaldehyde | Mold | Renter and landlord mold resources

Pesticide Illness Prevention
Bug bomb hazards | Reporting a pesticide illness and health care provider resources | Incident data and reports | Gypsy moth control | Schools and pesticides

School Environmental Health and Safety
Indoor air quality, biological issues, cleaning, facilities and construction, student health, lab and vocational safety, and regulation resources involving school environments.

Site Assessment Health Consultations
Health consultations listed by county | Associated fact sheets and advisories

Water Recreation
Pool, lake, river, and beach water safety | Recreation water illnesses | Permit for facility construction | Rules and guidelines | Pool owner and builder resources

Zoonotic Diseases
Tick-borne diseases | Rodent control and hantavirus | Rabies and bats | Salmonella from chicks and reptiles | Biting and stinging bugs | West Nile virus | Veterinary resources | Zoonotic disease topics