Environmental Health is responsible for the protection of air, water and all other factors that may adversely affect the quality lifestyle we enjoy in Summit County. In addition, the Environmental Division monitors and protects all water sources that flow through Summit County to neighboring counties for drinking water, irrigation and many other daily needs.
As one of the fastest-growing communities in the state of Utah, Summit County Health Department finds our staff developing new programs in an effort to maintain the standards previously set. View the current Summit County Code of Health here.
A Food Handlers Card is required to work in a food service establishment. An opportunity to obtain a food handlers card is provided through classroom instruction and testing on safe food handling procedures. Classes are taught throughout the year in both English and Spanish. The course must be completed within 14 days of hire and 7 days of expiration.
The Summit County Health Department no longer offers Food Manager Certification courses. A list of providers can be found below. Once you have completed your food manager certification, please click here to fill out a registration form with the health department.
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Park City, UT 84060
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Coalville, UT 84017
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