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Environmental Health Staff

Orion Rogers - Moab office
Environmental Health Director

435-355-0327

orogers@utah.gov

Jonathan Dutrow - Moab office
Environmental Health Scientist

435-259-5602

jdutrow@utah.gov

Marie Brophy - Moab office
Environmental Health Scientist
in training

801-810-6765

mbrophy@utah.gov

Tami Velasquez - Price office
Water Lab Director

435-636-1173

tvelasquez@utah.gov

Brandon Pierce - Price office
Environmental Health Scientist

435-636-1188

brandonpierce@utah.gov

Samuel Cook - Price office
Environmental Health Scientist
in training

435-636-1178

samuelcook@utah.gov

Septic Systems

Septic
Systems

Onsite Wastewater Systems

Onsite wastewater systems are privately owned personal sewer systems that are installed on private land to serve individual homes and businesses in areas where public sewer is not available. A permit and plan design approval is required.

Onsite Waste Water Application

Food Services

Food
Services

Regular food service inspections are required during which licensed inspectors work with food service establishments and the individuals who work in the food service industry in an effort to protect the patrons they serve from the transmission of food borne illnesses.
 

All Individuals that work in food establishments that handle the food being served must obtain a Utah Food Handler Permit. Permits are obtained after successfully completing an in-person or on-line state approved training course. All food service establishments must acquire a permit from SEUHD and adhere to all applicable rules

 

All persons working in a food establishment must complete a food handler course.

A list of approved food handler courses can be found here.

 

All permanent food establishments and mobile food trucks must have a minimum of

one Food Safety Manager, who must register with the local health department.
Please click here to register your Food Safety Manager certification.

A list of approved food safety manager courses can be found here.

Application for permanent food service establishments and mobile food trucks* can be found here.

*If the above application is for mobile food, you will also need to fill out the form found here.

Application for temporary food service establishments (a tent, booth, food truck, or food trailer serving only special events) can be found here.

Food Establishment Regulation

Food Enforcement Policy

FDA Food Code

Foodborne Illness

Foodborne Illness

Think you got sick from something you ate? Don't let it go unknown. Let us know by answering a few questions and reporting it.

To report a foodborne illness please go here.**

**The information you report through this website is safe, secure, and confidential!
Your report is automatically sent to the appropriate Local Health Department, and only authorized Utah Department of Health and Local Health Department representatives can access it. Information you provide will not be shared with restaurants or any other third parties.

Water Lab

Water Lab

The Southeast Utah Health Department Water Lab is located at the Price office and is operated by SEUHD staff. The lab provides water testing services to private well owners, public drinking water systems, public swimming pools and recreational water bodies.

Drinking Water

​​All water systems serving more than 25 people, more than 60 days out of the year, or those having 8 or more connections are required to register with the Utah Division of Drinking Water and adhere to all applicable rules.

Swimming Pools

All swimming pools or spas serving 4 or more units are considered public swimming pools and must acquire a permit from SEUHD and adhere to all applicable rules

Application for public pools permit can be found here.

Public Pool Regulation

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Fact Sheet

Pool Operator Registration

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Body Art

Body Art
& Tanning

Body Art

Body art includes tattoo,  permanent makeup, microblading and body piercing facilities. These facilities require a permit as well as routine inspection by health department staff. All body artist must complete an approved blood borne pathogen course and must register with the health department.

Body Art Regulation

Temporary Body Art Establishment Checklist

Temporary Body Art Establishment Permit Application

Body Art Plan Review Application

Body Art Application

Tanning

All tanning facilities are required to obtain a permit from SEUHD in addition to their county/city business license.

Rule R392-700. Indoor Tanning Bed Sanitation

Application for tanning facilities can be found here.

Lodging
Radon

Radon

FREE test kits are available, click HERE for more information.

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Radon & My Home

Air Quality

Air Quality

Open burning is a source of air pollution that is regulated by the Division of Air Quality (DAQ). There are statewide rules in place that regulate open burning activities to help minimize emissions and ensure that the National Ambient Air Quality Standards (NAAQS) are met. Recent modifications to these rules change the open burn periods and include a statewide requirement to obtain a permit from the local county or municipal fire authority prior to burning.

To see your local burn requirements and to apply please go to the following sites:

Regulations for Residential Open Burning

Burn Permit Application

https://air.utah.gov/trendcharts-pollutant.php?pollutant=MC

Vectors

Click on any of the links below to learn more about it.

Bed Bugs

Cockroaches

Cockroaches continued

Elm Seed Bugs

Regulations & Policies

Regulations

& Policies

Lodging
Regulation

Housing
Regulation

Body Art
Regulation

Public Pool Regulation

Food Enforcement

Food Establishment Regulation

Food Service Regulation

Food
Enforcement Policy

Adjudicative Hearing Procedures

FDA Food Code

Lodging
Regulation

2023 Fee Schedule

Fee Schedule
Application
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