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Body Art Facilities
DuPage County Health Department’s body art program is responsible for inspecting over 50 body art facilities and temporary events offering piercings, tattooing, and microblading.
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Child and Adult Care Facilities
The purpose of the care facilities program is to assure safe and sanitary conditions for care facilities such as daycares and group homes.
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Children's Environmental Health
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Community Environmental Health
Find resources and information about bed bugs, mice and rats, and other community health threats.
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Drug Disposal
Nationally, regionally and locally, there has been growing concern about what we all do with the medicines that are left over in our cabinets.
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Environmental Health Records
The DuPage County Health Department maintains copies of some records.
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Environmental Water Lab
About 20,000 homes and 200 businesses within DuPage County are served by water wells.
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Fees
Find details on fees due for Environmental Health programs.
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Food Safety
DuPage County Health Department’s food program is responsible for permitting and regulating over 4,000 food service facilities operating in the County. Our goal in food safety is eliminating the risk factors that can cause foodborne illness through community education, industry cooperation, and responsible regulation.
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Inspection Reports
Look up inspection reports for food facilities and swimming facilities.
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Make a Payment
Pay an existing invoice.
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Opening or Remodeling a Food Service
Access self-guided trainings that will take you through the process of opening a food service facility in DuPage County by building a new facility, reopening a closed facility, or changing ownership of an existing food service facility.
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Permit Applications and Forms
View permit applications and forms from the Environmental Health Division.
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Report A Concern
Visit our online complaint form and submit a concern.
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Sewage
The goal of DuPage County Health Department’s private sewage disposal system program is to protect public health through the elimination of disease hazards and nuisances resulting from improperly disposed and/or treated wastewater.
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Swimming Facilities
DuPage County Health Department’s pool program is responsible for permitting and regulating over 700 indoor and outdoor pools, spas, and water parks operating in DuPage County. To ensure public health and safety at these facilities, all public pools and spas are inspected each year.
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Vector Control
The goal of DuPage County’s Vector Control program is to protect the community from disease vectors, such as mosquitoes and ticks, through public education and awareness as well as through surveillance and control activities.
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Water
The goal of DuPage County Health Department’s water program is to protect water resources from contamination and protect public health from exposure to hazards.