Any questions or complaints should be directed to Jefferson County Environmental Health Consortium 920-262-8094 Holly Hisel, Kaylie Mason or Tyler Kubicek. EMAIL
Environmental Health Specialists provide community outreach and education on environmental health problems.
As agents for the State Department of Agriculture, Trade and Consumer Protection, Sanitarians and Environmental Health Specialists from the Consortium inspect and issue a license for all retail food establishments, including restaurants, grocery stores, gas stations, restaurants, public swimming pools,
hotels, motels, campgrounds and tattoo establishments. Facilities must be inspected and licensed before operating.
- Retail Food - Serving Meals Permit Application
- Retail Food - Not Serving Meals Permit Application
- Transient Retail Permit Application
- Recreational Permit Application
- Tattoo Body Piercing Application
Carbon Monoxide Information
Environmental Complaint Form
Environmental Health Specialists respond to problems affecting the general public such as:
Human Health Hazards, Rabies Control & Animal Bites, Flooding, Lead Poisoning, Solid Waste, Fiares in Licensed Establishments, Radon and Asbestos in Buildings, Water Pollution, Concerns Regarding Licensed Establishments, Trash, Garbage & Junk, Indoor and Outdoor Air Pollution, Chemical Spills, Rats and Other Vermin, Housing Issues and Natural Disasters.
Links to the Administrative Rules for licensing:
Lodging Reinspection Criteria
Lodging including Hotels, Motels & Tourist Rooming Houses (ATCP 72)
Bed & Breakfast Establishments (ATCP 73)
Restaurant Reinspection Criteria
Retail Food Establishments (ATCP 75)
Swimming Pool Reinspection Criteria
Safety, Maintenance & Operations of Public Pools & Water Attractions (ATCP 76)
Recreational Educational Camp Reinspection Criteria
Recreational & Educational Camps (ATCP 78)
Campground Reinspection Criteria
Campgrounds (ATCP 79)
Tattoo Reinspection Criteria
Tattooing & Body Piercing (SPS 221)
Link to DATCP "Food Scoop" Bulletin regarding Mobil and Temporary Restaurants
Fee Schedule for Licensed Facilities
Question!
I belong to a nonprofit organization and we are planning on selling hot dogs at a band concert.
Does the nonprofit organization need a license/permit?
Answer!
Nonprofit organizations that prepare, serve, or sell meals up to 3 days,
or retail foods up to 12 days during any 12 – month period are exempt from licensing.
Related Links
Approved Water Test Kits
Fecal Incident Response Report Form
Swimming Pool and Water Attraction Death, Injury and Illness Report Form
Radon
Mold
Food Code Fact Sheets
Food & Restaurant Information Recreational Facilities
(Campgrounds, Recreational Educational Camps, Lodging, Bed & Breakfasts,
Hotels and Motels, Tourist Rooming Houses, Swimming Pools & Water Attractions)