Suspect your recent illness was caused by food poisoning? Concerned about secondhand smoke wafting through your apartment building?
Salt Lake County residents can now call in complaints and health violations to the Salt Lake Valley Health Department via a new hot line at 385-468-8888. Officials say they rely on the public as well as their inspectors to provide information about potential problems.
 |
Join the Discussion |
 |
Post a Comment |
Reasons to call may include:
Cases of food poisoning or infectious diseases, such as whooping cough, meningitis or salmonellosis.
Restaurant cleanliness and food handler violations.
Dumping into storm drains and waterways.
Excessively polluting/smoking motor vehicles.
Dust and odor complaints.
Public swimming pool violations.
Hazardous waste issues.
Noise complaints.
Public lodging (hotel/motel) violations.
Chemically contaminated (meth lab) properties.
Transient encampments and waste issues.
Cosmetology, body art, tanning, or massage violations.
Utah Indoor Clean Air Act violations; secondhand smoke issues in apartment buildings.
Concerns or complaints can also be reported online at SLVHealth.org.
Next Page >Copyright 2012 The Salt Lake Tribune. All rights reserved. This material may not be published, broadcast, rewritten or redistributed.
