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Environmental Health Division

Environmental Health continues to be one of the major issues facing our society. Citizen interest and demands for solutions to environmental health problems are at an all time high. However, at the same time people want less government interference and fewer regulations in their lives.

Environmental Health recognizes the connection between human health and the health of our environment. Therefore, the Environmental Health Division of Public Health strives to prevent disease and injury through control and protection of environmental factors such as water, air, and food.

The following services/programs are offered through Eastern Idaho Public Health's Environmental Health Division:

Air Quality Program	Child Care Program
Air Quality Program Home Page Resources	Child Care Program Home Page Idaho Child Care Rules Forms / Resources Fees
Drinking Water Program	Food Program
Drinking Water Program Home Page Resources	Idaho Cottage Food Information Food Program Home Page Idaho Food Code Forms / Resources Fees
Land Development Program	Pool Program
Land Development Home Page Fees	Pool Program Home Page Idaho Pool Rules Forms / Resources Fees
Septic Program	Solid Waste Program
Septic Program Home Page Forms / Resources Fees	Solid Waste Program Home Page Idaho Solid Waste Rules Resources Presentations

Other Resources

Environmental Health Fees

Public Records Request Form

Health and Safety Issues Resource Guide
Staff at EIPH receive many inquires about issues that are outside of our jurisdiction. We have compiled a Health and Safety Issues Resource Guide that provides contact information for many different agencies.

For More Information
For general information about Eastern Idaho Public Health's Environmental Health programs, please call:

Environmental Health Program
Eastern Idaho Public Health
1250 Hollipark Drive
Idaho Falls, ID 83401
208-523-5382
Fax 208-528-0857

Or, you can contact the Environmental Health Specialist in your county for assistance.

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