Environmental Health
Central Valley Health District’s (CVHD) Environmental Health Department is here to protect human health and the environment through prevention of disease, injury, and illness by the promotion of scientific evidence based practices and education.
REQUESTING FACILITY INSPECTION RECORDS
All licensed facility inspections completed by CVHD are a matter of public record. Navigate using the links below to view a facility’s inspection record:
ENVIRONMENTAL HEALTH OFFICE
PHYSICAL ADDRESS
121 3rd St NW
Jamestown, ND 58401
MAILING ADDRESS
122 2nd St NW
Jamestown, ND 58401
EH Phone: 701.252.1325
EH Office Hours
M – Th: 9:00am – 3:00pm
*appointment required to speak to specialist
Programs & Services
AQUATIC FACILITIES
The Environmental Health Department licenses and inspects aquatic facilities (such as pools, water parks, spas, wading pools and floatation tanks). Inspection and education of these facilities is performed in order to protect against the spread of recreational water illnesses, drowning, or other physical injury.
- Aquatic Facilities Rules and Appendices
- Aquatic Facilities Rules - Appendix A: Bodily Fluid Contamination Response
- Aquatic Facilities Rules - Appendix B: Legionella Contamination Response
- Aquatic Facilities Rules - Appendix C: Bodily Fluid Contamination Response Log
- Aquatic Facilities Rules - Appendix D: Aquatic Facility Incident Reporting Form
- Monthly Sampling
- Aquatic Venue Log
- Certified Pool Operator Training
BODY ART FACILITIES
The Environmental Health Department licenses and inspects those facilities that provide the following services: tattooing, body piercing, branding, and/or scarification. Inspection and education of these facilities is performed in order to protect human health by reducing the risk of communicable disease outbreaks and injury from body art.
FOOD SERVICE FACILITIES
The Environmental Health Department licenses and inspects those facilities that provide food service to the public. Inspection and education of these facilities is performed in order to protect human health by reducing the risk of food-borne illness.
NON-COMMUNITY WATER SUPPLY
The Environmental Health Department provides non-community water supply inspections for those facilities designated by the North Dakota Department of Environmental Quality of Municipal Facilities.
ON-SITE SEWAGE TREATMENT SYSTEMS (OSTS)
The Environmental Health Department licenses installers and permits all new on-site sewage treatment systems and/or repairs to existing on-site sewage treatment systems which includes: septic tanks, drain fields, seepage pits, cesspools or holding tanks. Additionally, the Department provides inspection of existing permitted systems upon request. Inspection and education of systems is performed in order to protect public health by reducing the risk of waterborne illness and prevent ground/surface water contamination.
- On-site Sewage Treatment Systems (OSTS) Rules & Appendices
- OSTS Rules - Appendix A: Soil Determination and Material Acceptability
- OSTS Rules - Appendix B: Design Standards
- OSTS Rules - Appendix C: Technical & Education Board
- OSTS Rules - Appendix D: Sewage Flow from Other Establishments
- CVHD Licensed Septic Installers
- List Of Permitted Septic Pumpers (ND)
- On-site Sewage Treatment Systems Installer Application
- Design Worksheet - Trench
- Design Worksheet - Mound & At-Grade
- Request for Inspection Existing System
- Request for Connection to Existing System
- Professional Soil Classifiers
- EPA Septic Smart
- Training - Infiltrator
- Training - NOWRA Online
- Training - University Of Minnesota
- USDA Soil Survey
TANNING FACILITIES
The Environmental Health Department licenses and inspects those facilities that offer indoor tanning. Inspection and education of these facilities is preformed to increase disease control and ensure sanitation.
FOOD RECALLS:
