Beginning July 1, 2018, the Idaho Food Code (IFC), Section 2-102.12, requires each food establishment to have a minimum of one (1) accredited food protection manager (AFPM).

For temporary food establishments, we will accept a copy of your AFPM certificate issued by a nationally recognized organization or a copy of the certificate gained from passing the State of Idaho's Temporary Food Vendor Exam. There is no cost for the exam and it will be offered at our offices by appointment only. To schedule, please call 208-523-5382.

For more details about the application process for a temporary food license and a copy of the application, please click here. En Español.

As the Director of Environmental Health for Eastern Idaho Public Health (EIPH), I am tasked with trying to make sure that the food you, the public, eat is safe. The biggest way that I do this is by licensing food establishments that sell and/or prepare the foods that you eat. I am reaching out to ask for your help with my task.

Every day, on social media, people are selling food illegally that could make you sick . . . please click here to finish reading this article.

• Please click here for more information about food safety and starting a food business.
  
  
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EIPH Announces Summer Fluoride Varnish Clinics Schedule

Fluoride varnish is an easy and quick way to prevent cavities by making teeth harder and more resistant to decay. EIPH's Dental Hygienist will be available to provide an oral screening, fluoride varnish application and dental education for your child (ren).

Please click here for the summer fluoride varnish schedule.

Did you know when you quit smoking, your body starts to repair itself immediately. Just after 20 minutes, your blood pressure drops to a normal rate and the temperature of your hands and feet increases to normal.

Eastern Idaho Public Health offers free tobaccos cessation support groups to anyone in the community to help you quit smoking and stay quit.

For more information or questions on future classes and instructor contact information for your area, please call Pamela RIch at 208-533-3157 or email prich@eiph.idaho.gov.

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