Animal Bites, Rabies
Rabies is a serious but preventable viral disease spread through the bite of an infected animal. Protect your family by vaccinating pets, avoiding wildlife, and seeking care after any bite.
Learn moreEnvironmental health focuses on the interrelationships between people and their environment, promoting human health and well-being and fostering a safe, healthy community.
Our staff of experienced Registered Environmental Health Specialists, specialists-in-training, and clerical staff investigate health problems and environmental hazards and enforce public health laws across Fairfield County.
Environmental health programs
Body Art
All tattoo and body-piercing establishments are licensed and inspected annually by Registered Sanitarians to ensure proper sterilization and infection-prevention standards.
Learn moreCampgrounds / Resident Camps
Campgrounds and resident camps are licensed and inspected to help ensure safe, healthy recreational environments throughout Fairfield County.
Learn moreFood Safety Program
Routine inspections and education for restaurants, grocery stores, schools, and mobile and temporary food operations help prevent foodborne illness.
Learn moreIndoor Air Quality
Mold, radon, lead, asbestos, and household chemicals can build up indoors. Learn how to identify common hazards and reduce exposure for a healthier home.
Learn moreLot Splits & Subdivisions
On-site evaluations and soil analysis determine whether a lot can be developed and is suitable for a sewage treatment system before survey work begins.
Learn moreMosquito & Tick Control
Prevention, education, and active control efforts reduce the risk of mosquito- and tick-borne disease and help residents protect their families and homes.
Learn morePlumbing
Education, permitting, and inspection of commercial and residential plumbing systems, including contractor registration, plan review, and inspection scheduling.
Learn morePools & Spas
Inspections of public swimming pools, spas, and special-use pools help prevent injuries and reduce the spread of recreational water illnesses.
Learn moreReal Estate Inspections
Optional point-of-sale evaluation of the household sewage treatment system and private water system to identify potential public health concerns.
Learn moreRestaurant Inspection Records (opens in a new window, leaves this site)
Search public food-facility inspection results online through the HealthSpace inspection website.
Learn moreSewage Treatment Systems
Permitting, inspections, and compliance for household and small-flow sewage treatment systems under Ohio's 2015 sewage treatment regulations.
Learn moreSolid Waste
Guidance on proper waste handling, recycling, nuisance complaints, disposal of special items, and open-burning regulations.
Learn morePrivate Water Systems, Wells
Permits and water sampling for wells, springs, cisterns, and ponds used as drinking water, tested for coliform bacteria, E. coli, and nitrates.
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