General inquiries and concerns, or to submit a complaint or report a non-emergency environmental situation. Region 5 covers the states of Illinois, Indiana, Michigan, Minnesota, Ohio and Wisconsin.

Accepts report of hazardous spills

Review permit applications; investigate citizen complaints; investigate and oversee cleanups of spills and releases; monitor compliance with environmental standards; provide technical assistance to help regulated facilities understand and comply with environmental laws and permit requirements; initiate enforcement action against facilities that are not in compliance; provide environmental information and other assistance to the public; coordinate public records requests; and give public presentations.

Investigates reports of health nuisances and determines follow-up actions. Will investigate the following: * Malfunctioning household sewage disposal/treatment devices * Garbage /refuse storage and removal * Public swimming pools, bathing places, camps, parks trailer parks, and other places of public gathering * Private water supply systems * Abandoned wells and cisterns Does not enforce any building or housing maintenance code. For those issues, call city/village offices or Wayne County Building Department.

Identify any environmental condition or action adversely impacting the health or safety of the public. For additional information on bed bugs and tips on prevention, Richland Public Health also recommends visiting the website www.centralohiobedbugs.org. **NOTE** Richland Public Health does not provide financial assistance for pest control.

Receives and investigates complaints regarding the health and safety conditions of any public or inspected establishment in jurisdiction.

nvestigation of animal bites, food poisoning outbreaks, complaints of health hazards, Illegal dump sites .

The Division of Environmental Response and Revitalization (DERR) handles the investigation and cleanup of contaminated sites and provides emergency response and oversight of environmental emergencies, spills, incidents and releases, as well as emergency preparedness assistance.

The Division of Environmental Response and Revitalization (DERR) handles the investigation and cleanup of contaminated sites and provides emergency response and oversight of environmental emergencies, spills, incidents and releases, as well as emergency preparedness assistance.

Takes reports and investigates public complaints of unlawful spills and dumping of hazardous waste and other materials into storm sewers, waterways, and soil within the county. Does not handle airborne emissions (see EPA).

The goal of Washington County Local Emergency Planning Committee is to save lives and protect property by developing programs and procedures for emergency operation capabilities that mitigate the effects of, prepare for, respond to, and recover from planned or unplanned chemical releases. Provides an online form to report hazardous material/chemical spills. Committee meets 2nd Wednesday of every month at 2pm at 204 Davis Avenue - Suite C - Marietta.

Takes reports of spills and environmental emergencies, such as petroleum and chemical spills, fires involving petroleum and accidents causing the release of pollutants to waterways.

Provides a hotline for reporting unusual and unwanted substances in and around stormwater drains.

Provides field inspection, enforcement activities including water testing (when a mining operation is involved), and project oversight. Handles public complaints and other enforcement actions at active mining operations, mining company land reclamation sites, solution mining sites, injection well facilities (also called fracking), and oil and gas drilling and production operations.

Review permit applications; investigate citizen complaints; investigate and oversee cleanups of spills and releases; monitor compliance with environmental standards; provide technical assistance to help regulated facilities understand and comply with environmental laws and permit requirements; initiate enforcement action against facilities that are not in compliance; provide environmental information and other assistance to the public; coordinate public records requests; and give public presentations.

Provides general premise and community sanitation investigations for the prevention, identification and removal of unsanitary and/or nuisance conditions. For indoor air quality information such as radon, log on to web site: https://www.epa.gov/radon.

Accepts anonymous report information about the activities of people who are illegally disposing of litter, dumping and/or committing an environmental crime.

Protects the public from unhealthful or unsanitary environmental conditions by establishing and enforcing health codes and regulations. Responds to public health nuisance complaints. Inspects homes and other properties for compliance with health standards. Initiates litigation against those who have consistently failed to comply with requirements, when needed.

Public health nurse, registered sanitarian, vital statistics and immunizations. Free HIV screening. Annual influenza clinics, free blood pressure screening. Environmental health, food service licensing and inspection; burial permits; birth and death certificates. Vaccines provided: Flu, Shingles, Pneumonia, Hepatitis A & C, Polio, HPV, Chickenpox, Tetanus, Diphtheria, Pertussis, COVID, Gardisil and MMR.

Enforces regulations concerning the collection, storage, transportation, and final disposal of all solid waste and infectious waste.

Handles reports of environmental emergencies involving the releases of oil, hazardous chemicals, or radioactive materials into the air, land or water. Examples may include chemical spills on highways and in waterways as well as toxic emissions from industry or other environmental crimes/violations. Provides an emergency response team that offers coordination and technical assistance for hazardous material containment. Works in conjunction with the federal environmental protection agency to ensure investigation and cleanup of contaminated sites.

The Division of Environmental Response and Revitalization (DERR) handles the investigation and cleanup of contaminated sites and provides emergency response and oversight of environmental emergencies, spills, incidents and releases, as well as emergency preparedness assistance