This is the environmental health division of Kitsap Public Health District. They have information on drinking water systems, septic systems, hazardous and solid waste disposal, rodent control, pet waste, water pollution, shellfish harvesting information and much more. They also perform restaurant inspections, provide food worker's cards, answer food safety questions, and inspect public swimming pools and spas.

Provides a variety of community health, environmental health, and support services, such as: food handler cards, birth and death certificates, communicable disease prevention, on-site septic program, Harm Reduction/Syringe Exchange program, Maternal Child Health, and adult vaccines (Hep A & Hep B). Also offers syringe exchange.

Insures that septic systems are designed, installed, and maintained properly, to protect ground and surface water. Program functions include: site evaluation and review for suitable soil and existing lot features, permit issuance for all new, altered, and repaired systems, final construction inspections, short plat, special property use, and boundary line adjustment review, certification of pumpers and installers, enforcement of WAC 246-272A, mortgage review for home sellers and purchasers.

Offers a full range of environmental services, including: - Water testing -  Epidemiology -  Septic-tank -  Food inspection -  Bio-terrorism -  Communicable disease -  Hazardous waste -  Rodent control regulations

Environmental Health focuses on how the environment affects the health of the community and works to minimize the public's exposure to environmental hazards.  Services include: food borne illness reporting and investigating, harmful chemicals, biological agents, rabies questions, food safety, restaurant inspections, drinking water samples/testing, shellfish/biotoxin monitoring, septic permitting and inspections, water/recreation/pools testing.

Reports to the County on requirements for drinking water supplies and sewage disposal for proposed developments, such as subdivisions of property, conditional use permits, or other land use applications administered by the county. The Health District also inspects and issues permits for all on-site septic systems.