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The Office of Environmental Health and Safety is comprised of six programs that address environmental issues to protect and promote public health. Meth Labs, Cleanup of Contaminated Property, Certified Clandestine Drug Lab Contractor Training... Retail Food Safety, Food Safety Training, Food Service Regulations, Foodborne Illnesses, Food Worker Cards, Restaurant Inspections... Mold, Asthma, Carbon Monoxide Poisoning, Flood Cleanup, Asbestos, Formaldehyde, Ozone... School Environmental Health and Safety School Indoor Air Quality, Playground Safety, Facilities and Construction, Vocational Education and Laboratory Safety, Rule Development... Pool Safety, Water-borne Illnesses, Water Recreation Facility Regulations, Guidelines for Pool Design, Pool Operator's Information... Hantavirus, Rabies, Salmonella, Petting Zoo Safety, West Nile Virus, Tick-borne Diseases, Psittacosis, Rodent Control...
Other Offices in the Division of Environmental Health that handle environmental issues are Drinking Water, Environmental Health Assessments, Radiation Protection, and Shellfish and Water Protection.
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