* Approval for permits of water systems serving 25 or fewer residents or 15 or less
service connections
* Monitoring and regulation of individuals engaged in constructing water systems
* Water sampling services for existing and newly constructed water systems
* Flooded Wells - What to do?* Other water links include: www.dnr.state.oh.us/water
RESIDENTIAL SEWAGE
SYSTEMS PROGRAM
* Permits issued for systems serving residential dwellings up to tri-plexus
* Soil examination of sites for septic systems
* Approval of system design
* Inspection of construction of systems
* Regulation of installers
* Regulation of septic tank pumpers
* Regulation of septage disposal sites
* Investigation of sewage nuisance complaints
* As of March 1, 2010 the Ohio Department of Health requires all new food service
operations (FSO) or retail food establishments (RFE) to successfully complete a
Certification in Food Protection Program. Click here for more details.
* The food protection program is designed to provide steps in the protection of
the transmission of disease through improper handling of food for public
consumption. This program consists of licensing and inspecting all
restaurants or Food Service Operations and grocery stores or Retail Food
Establishments, investigating complaints of unwholesome or unsanitary
conditions, and investigating of suspected and confirmed food borne illness
within Williams County.
* TEMPORARY FOOD SERVICE OPERATION LICENSE APPLICATION
PUBLIC POOLS / BATHING BEACHES
* Licensing inspections for safety use to determine possible contamination hazards,
proper water quality, circulation and filtering of water.
* Healthy Swimming Tips - Protect yourself and your family against recreational
water illnesses
MANUFACTURED HOME PARKS / CAMPGROUNDS
* Routine inspection of parks to insure proper home separation, support under
homes, electrical hazards, adequate streets.
Handled by the Health Department:
* Rats, mice, or other type of vermin
* Garbage
* General unsanitary conditions
Handled by other agencies:
* Junk automobiles or metals (village, city or sheriff's departments)
* Tall grass (village, city or township trustees)
* Open burning (village, city or OEPA in rural areas)
* Obtaining a residential construction building permit
