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Summit County is currently restricting public access to the Environmental Health Department in order to reduce COVID-19 transmission.
Visits will be prioritized to limit physical interactions. The following are some options:
Fees may be paid electronically via e-checks ($1 processing fee) or credit card ($0.75 plus 2.25% processing fee).
It is recommended that you do not plan your visit between noon and 1 pm as staff is limited during the lunch hour.
You can search for OWTS (septic) records online. If you experience problems or can't find your record, call 970-668-4070 or email for assistance.
The state of Colorado has adopted the FDA food code. It will be effective starting January 1, 2019. There are a few changes that may affect Summit County Retail Food Establishments. Find more information, frequently asked questions and resources related to changes in Colorado food regulations.
Wildfires can impact the public's health in a variety of ways. The following information resources offer guidance on dealing with smoke hazards, debris management and water quality concerns related to wildfires.