Environmental Health

The mission of the Environmental Health Division is to protect human health and the environment through the prevention of disease, injury, and illness by the promotion of scientific evidence-based practices and education.  We also work with public facilities to ensure safe food, water, day care’s, and swimming pools. Each year, over 400 facilities are inspected for health and safety and over 2,000 water samples are tested for contamination. Education is provided on a wide variety of environmental issues/concerns.

SWDHU lab certification can be viewed, if desired

The following Restaurant License Application types can be downloaded for your convenience as a PDF:


Plan Review Downloads

Food Service Plan Review
Mobile Food Unit Plan Review
Temporary Food Service Plan Review

Services provided are:

  • Abandoned Automobile Program
  • Body Art
  • Food Service Inspections: Bars, Restaurants, Schools, Daycare & Preschool Inspections
    • NDAC 33.33-04.1 ND Food Code – Effective January 1, 2018
    • Summary of ND Food Code Changes – Effective January 1, 2018
  • General Environmental Health Education & Information
  • In-Home Health & Safety Investigations
  • Institution Inspections
  • Mosquito Trapping/West Nile Virus Education/Information
  • Non-community Public Water Supply Inspections
  • Nuisance Complaint Investigations
  • Radon Information/Testing
    • Find a Radon Test Kit or Measurement and Mitigation Professional by visiting ND Department of Environment Quality (DEQ) website
  • Sewer System Inspections
  • Swimming Pool Monitoring/Inspections
    • Operation Standards and Facility Requirements for Swimming Pools

To request information or state a complaint with Food and Lodging, please visit North Dakota’s Food and Lodging website.

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