Environmental Programs
Environmental Programs
Our Environmental Health Programs include but are not limited to:
Food Service establishment: Consultation, Education, Inspection
Inspections, Consultations, Code Enforcement
Food borne Illness Investigation
Water
New well permit applications, New well inspections, Well water testing supplies, Consultations, Code enforcement.
Follow this link to the IL Department of Public Health to review information regarding food and water borne illness.
Septic Systems:
Consultations, Education, Inspection, Code enforcement, New private sewage disposal, permit applications.
Commercial Tanning Booth and Body Art establishment
The goal of the Tanning Inspection Program is to protect citizens from overexposure to ultraviolet radiation, which can cause skin irritation, burns, eye damage and forms of cancer.
The program consists of initial and renewal inspections, and also complaint investigations.
Tanning facility licenses are issued by Illinois Department of Public Health. Please contact our department for a permit application form and informational packet.
The goal of the Body Art Program is to prevent the occurrence of injury, infection and disease transmission as a result of improper body art procedures.
Nuisance Ordinance Investigation and Enforcement
Vector Control Surveillance including birds, ticks and mosquitos
The goal of the Vector Program is to conduct surveillance activities to identify, control and reduce the population of specific insects that have the potential for becoming disease vectors.
Please contact the CCHD within 24 hours if you feel like you have come in contact with a food or water borne bacteria.