Stokes Family Health Center 

  (336)593-2400                                                  (336)593-2400       

Environmental Health

 

Our Division of Environmental Health is comprised of three environmental

health specialists, one supervisor and one processing assistant who are

dedicated to protecting the environment and promoting public health.  This is

accomplished through a variety of responsibilities, some of which include:

· Responding to complaints regarding septic systems, wells and food

· Issuing/denying septic system permits for new construction and repair

        of failing systems.

· Inspecting septic systems and water supply well construction

· Water sampling

· Public swimming pool, tattoo parlor, and summer camp inspections

· Providing education and consultation to the public

· Inspecting restaurants, rest homes, day cares, temporary food events,

        and migrant housing

· Plan review for new construction and renovations of food establishments

· Enforcement of state and local rules relating to the above areas

For more information, please call: (336)593-2403.

 

· Complaint Form

· Application for Well & Sewage Disposal System

· Notice for Public Pool Owners

 

Water Testing

· Water Sample Request Form

Food & Lodging Inspections

· Food Service Establishment Permit

· Temporary Food Establishment Application

· Application for Child Care Centers In Stokes County

· Hand Washing Sign (English)

· Hand Washing Sign (Spanish) 

· Temperature Guide-Food Protection

· List of Fish High in Mercury

· List of Fish Low in Mercury

· Memo for Temp. Food Vendors & Local Event Planners

 

Well Permits

· Well Application

 

Septic Tank Systems

· Existing Septic System Check Request Form

· Existing Septic System-Application for Repair

· Existing Septic System Mobile Home Park Request

· Lot Evaluation for Sewage Disposal System Application