Environmental Health

Hours:

Monday
Tuesday
Wednesday
Thursday
Friday
Logan EH Building
8am-6pm
8am-6pm
8am-6pm
8am-6pm
8am-1pm
Brigham City Building
8am-6pm
8am-6pm
8am-6pm
8am-6pm
8am-1pm
Tremonton Building
Closed
Closed
8am-6pm
8am-6pm
Closed

Online Payment Portal

Click the button below to make a payment on an existing account with Environmental Health Services.

 

Water Sampling

Having clean water is essential for good health. For bacteriological water sampling pick up a sampling bottle at our Environmental Health Location.

Fees:
$25 Bacteriological Sample
$30 Quantitative bacteriological Sample
$30 Nitrate Sample

Drop Off Location:
Bear River Health Department, Environmental Building
85 East 1800 North Logan, Utah

Monday – Wednesday
8:00 AM to 4:30 PM

Thursday
8:00 AM to Noon

Samples are not collected on Fridays.

Food Safety – Restaurant Health Complaint

If you suspect that a food is contaminated or has made you or someone sick, please report it by clicking on the button below or call us at 435-792-6570.

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Temporary Food Permit

Temporary food permits are required to sell or give away food to the public. Permits are required for any group or individual who wishes to serve food at a temporary event. To avoid a late fee get your permit at least one week prior to the event.

Fees:

$40 One Day Event
$10/day Additional Days (for the same event)
$10 Late Fee (if 6 days before an event)
$50 Late Fee (if day of event)
$150 Multi-Event (Non-TCS Foods)
$200 Multi-Event (TCS Foods)

Multi event permits are valid for one year. TCS Foods =Time/Temperature Control for Safety, which includes items such as meat, poultry, dairy products, eggs, cut fruits, cooked vegetables, etc.

Food Establishment Permits

(Any person, establishment, or business serving food to the public must be permitted. Before applying for a permit there are three basic questions that need to be answered.
• What type of food, or how many types of food will be prepared and served?
• Where will service take place?
• As only special events like celebrations or fairs, from a permanent building, or from a mobile establishment that operates on a regular basis?

In addition to the permit for the establishment, it may be required that each person at an establishment get food safety training. Each person at a permanently permitted establishment must have a Food Handler’s Permit. At least one person at each permanently permitted establishment must have a Food Safety Manager Certification.

New Establishment and Information Packet (Printable): All new food establishments must complete this packet. This packet includes information on plan review submissions, applications, food handler and food safety manager classes.

New Establishment and Information Packet for Mobile Food Establishments (Printable): All mobile food trucks/trailers, etc must complete this packet.

Food Service Permit Application (Printable):  All permanent food service establishments must complete this form.

Air Quality

Current Air Quality Conditions

Cache and Box Elder Counties are located in Airshed 4

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Recess Guidelines

It can be challenging to determine when it is safe to have recess outdoors. Here are the guidelines.

PM 2.5 above 55.5: All students stay indoors.
PM 2.5 35.5 – 55.4: Students with respiratory symptoms & sensitive students stay indoors.
PM 2.5 below 35.4: All students outdoors.

Vehicle Air Quality

Mass Gatherings

Before you plan to advertise your event, please fill out the form to ensure that you’re approved to host your gathering and that the location is equipped with all required necessities. Mass gathering permit are needed for any event serving 1,000 people or more for 2 hours or more.

Fee:
$225 Per Event

Pool/Spa Permits

There are two different application forms, please select the one that best fits your needs at this time:

Fees:
Cost Pool/Spa Permit Application:
$250 Year round pool/spa
$200 Seasonal pool/spa

Cost Pool/Spa Plan ReviewApplication:
$200 body of water (New/Remodeled Facility)
$100 body of water (Change/Transfer of Ownership)

Body Art Applications

There are three different application forms, please select the one that best fits your needs at this time:

Waste Disposal

Household hazardous waste is made of any leftover and unwanted household products that contain corrosive, toxic, ignitable, or reactive ingredients. These products commonly have warning labels with signal words such as: “DANGEROUS” or “POISON”. Household hazardous waste includes, but is not limited to: paints, oils, batteries, pesticides, repellants, mercury, antifreeze, wood stains, etc. 

You should not dispose of Hazardous household waste in your trash or poor chemicals down the drain. These items can pose a threat to sanitarian workers and the landfills and can contaminate the environment if not deposed of properly. Household hazardous waste can be disposed of at Logan Landfill Household Hazardous Waste Facility. 

No Smoking Signage

The Utah Indoor Clean Air Act (UICAA) requires all businesses that allow access by the public to place a “No Smoking” sign at each entrance. Please  clinck on the button use the form below to order signage from us.