Environmental and Consumer Health
Environmental Health is the
status of our physical surroundings, including the air we breathe,
the land we use, and the water we drink. The Environmental
Health Section protects us from contamination of our food and water,
ensures safety where we live, work and play and obtains “Right
to Know” data about the potential harm of products used in the
community and work place. Inspection, investigation, environmental response
and enforcement of environmental health regulations are key to safeguarding
the public’s health. For more information call 609-265-5515.
- Air Pollution
- Body Art (Tattoos/Piercing)
- Campgrounds
- Drinking Water
- Environmental Response
- Hazardous/Toxic Substances
- Housing 609-265-5540)
- Institutional Sanitation
- Lead Poisoning
- Marina Inspection
- Noise Control
- Pesticides
- Public Health Nuisances
- Public Recreational Bathing
- Retail Food
- Sewage Disposal
- Solid Waste
- Tobacco Age-of-Sale
- Water Pollution
- Youth Camps
The Community Right-to-Know Program provides information about hazardous substances in the workplace and the community. The information is available to the general public upon request. Call 609-265-5515 for more information.
Dispose of Hazardous Waste Properly
Call 609-499-5317 For More Information
Contact the Division of Environmental & Consumer Health
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