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The Florida Department of Health works to protect, promote, and improve the health of all people in Florida through integrated state, county, and community efforts.

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Environmental Public Health Services

Environmental Health Services

Please see e-mail contact information to the left for individual programs. The e-mail address below should be used for general questions.

The Florida Department of Health works to prevent disease of environmental origin. Environmental Public Health activities focus on prevention, preparedness, and education and are implemented through routine monitoring, education, surveillance, and sampling of facilities and conditions that may contribute to the occurrence or transmission of disease. Environmental Public Health programs are an essential part of Florida’s public health system.

Through public education, routine inspections, investigation of complaints, and enforcement of laws relating to safety and sanitation, your EPHS staff help to make your neighborhood and community a healthier place to live.  

If the program you have questions about is not listed below, please visitA to Z Resource Guide Search

Please review program contact information to reach the correct program to ensure you receive a timely response. 

  • Restaurant Complaints
  • Onsite Sewage Treatment and Disposal System (OSTDS) Program
  • Water Program
  • Facilities Program

OSTDS Operating Permits for Aerobic Treatment Units (ATU), Performance Based Treatments Systems (PBTS), commercial septic systems, and industrial or manufacturing zoned (or equivalent) septic systems:

Septic plan reviews for accessory structures (sheds, pools, fences, etc.):

We do not accept septic plan reviews via electronic submittal. Please let your clients know to bring their documents for approval to the EH Office or send them via USPS or other mailing service. As a reminder, plan reviews must include a site plan or survey drawn to scale which includes the location of the existing septic tank(s) and drainfield(s) along with the proposed structure. All items on the site plan must be drawn to scale. The fee for a plan review is $30.

Drinking Water, Well Construction, Well Surveillance, and Limited Use Water Permitting:

  • To submit well construction program questions, drinking water sample results and documents pertaining to operating permits for Limited Use Wells contact Brevard.WellApp@FLhealth.gov.
  • For general water program questions, please call 321-633-2100, Option #4.

Biomedical Waste, Body Piercing, Food Safety and Sanitation, Group Care, Mobile Home and RV Parks, Pools and Spas, Tanning, and Tattooing: