Given the record-breaking water season in Utah, mosquitoes are abundant this summer. Fortunately, only some of them spread illnesses. More than 200 types of mosquitoes live in the continental U.S. but only about 12 types
When you receive notice that a boil order has been lifted, take the following steps: Run all cold water faucet taps for at least 5 minutes. Begin with the lowest faucet in your home and
When it is time to dispose of your sandbags: Once acquired, sandbags are your responsibility, including proper disposal. Summit County does not offer sandbag pickup or individual disposal. Residents who live within city limits can
The Summit County Health Department is issuing a 30-day formal notice and comment period during which the public can review the proposed Launch of a Microenterprise Home Kitchen Sanitation Program along with the Fees for
Public notice is hereby given that the Summit County Board of Health (“Board”) in accordance with UCA §26A-1-121, will conduct a public hearing to discuss and possibly take action regarding proposed changes to the Public
Summit County, Utah (5/1/20) — As Summit County enters the Moderate Risk (orange) level of the COVID-19 response, businesses are required to adopt the Social Distancing Protocol, the Mandatory Business Practices, and each industry’s Business
Beginning in 2019, the Summit County Health Department will no longer conduct Perc Tests between November 27 and March 1 of each year. Upon review of the testing program, the Environmental Health Division found that
The Summit County Health Department is issuing a 30-day formal notice and comment period during which the public can provide input on the proposed Groundwater Source Protection Ordinance to the Summit County Code of Health.
A ten-year veteran of the Summit County Health Department, Nate Brooks worked as an Environmental Health Scientist until his recent promotion to Environmental Health Director. Before interviewing and being selected as director, Nate's worked primarily
Environmental Health Scientist, Nathan Brooks, selected Summit County, Utah (June 25, 2019) – The Summit County Health Department has chosen Henefer native Nathan Brooks to temporarily fill the role of Environmental Health Director. Brooks will
