A key component of public health, environmental public health focuses on preventing and controlling human diseases caused or impacted by our environment. Many aspects of our environment, both built (pools, sidewalk, and park access) and natural (water, air, soil, and food), can impact our health.

Environmental public health professionals work to prevent disease and create healthy environments that promote well-being, fostering healthy, and safe communities by ensuring the safety of what we eat, breathe, touch, and drink.

Statewide activities focus on prevention, preparedness, and education through routine monitoring, outreach, surveillance, and sampling of facilities and other environments that may contribute to injuries and the occurrence or transmission of disease


Contact Information

SectionContact
General QuestionsBrevard.EHS@FLHealth.gov
Restaurant ComplaintsFlorida Department of Business & Professional Regulation
Mosquito Prevention321-264-5032
Water ProgramBrevard.WellApp@FLHealth.gov
Biomedical Waste, Body Piercing, Food Safety and Sanitation, Group Care, Mobile Home and RV Parks, Tanning, and TattooingBrevardEH.Facilities@FLHealth.gov
Pools and SpasBrevardEH.Pools@FLHealth.gov
Septic Applications and General Septic QuestionsBrevard.SepticApplications@FLHealth.gov
Operating Permit Renewals and Service ContractsBrevard.MEContracts@FLHealth.gov
Maintenance Entity Inspection ReportsBrevard.MEInspections@FLHealth.gov
Aerobic treatment units (ATU) or performance based treatments systems (PBTS)Brevard.ATU@FLHealth.gov