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La venta ambulante de alimentos es legal en el estado de California. Pero debe hacerlo bien no solo por su salud y beneficio, sino también por la salud y seguridad de las personas a las que planea servir.

Street food vending is legal in CA! Watch this video to find out how easy it is to open a permitted Mobile Food Facility (MFF) in Riverside County.

In order to protect public health and safety, as well as the environment, the Business Plan Program regulates the storage and handling of hazardous materials through education, facility inspections and enforcement of State law.

Protecting the quality of ground water in Riverside County is a priority. Proper construction of new wells and proper reconstruction or destruction of existing wells is critical. A Riverside County Environmental Health Permit for construction, reconstruction or destruction of a well is required throughout the county.

This Department operates as the Local Solid Waste Management Enforcement Agency for Riverside County and is certified by the state agency of Cal-Recycle to regulate landfills, transfer stations, composting sites and other specific solid waste activities under state laws and regulations.

The objective of the Riverside County Childhood Lead Poisoning Prevention Program (CLPPP) is to protect children from exposure to lead-hazards. The program is composed of a team of Public Health Nurses and Environmental Professionals who conduct lead-hazard investigations at homes of children who have an elevated blood lead level.

The mission of the Vector Control Program is to foster a healthy community by protecting the residents of Riverside County from animals and insects that transmit pathogens that cause illness.

This program is designed to make sure that body art in Riverside County is performed in a safe and sanitary manner to prevent the spread of bloodborne diseases. Visit www.rivcoeh.org for more info.

In this program, Registered Environmental Health Specialists conduct routine, unannounced inspections and complaint investigations at Riverside County’s public pools, spas, wading pools, and spray grounds to verify compliance with pool code requirements and Riverside County Ordinances.

The Riverside County Department of Environmental Health Hazardous Materials Emergency Response Team (DEH HMERT) responds 24 hours/7 days a week throughout Riverside County to a variety of chemical related incidents and complaints. The DEH HMERT is prepared for and dedicated to protecting the people and environment in the communities of Riverside County.

When connection to sewer is not an option, a properly functioning septic system is important to protect people and the environment.

Riverside County has a substantial interest in promoting healthy communities. The Department of Environmental Health supports that ideal by overseeing the Retail Tobacco Permitting Program.

Our Emergency Response Team successfully participated in the CHOG exercise last week. Take a look at all the different agencies as they prepare and respond to the multi incidents exercise.

Watch this video for info on the new changes to the public resource code for single-use foodware accessories and condiments.

Water Safety Around Your Pool

Ask An Inspector Podcast Episode 6: Lead In and Around The Home

Riverside Countywide Hazmat Operations Group Exercise 2021

Ask An Inspector Podcast Episode 5: Environmental Health Specialist (EHS)

Lead In Your Home

Back To School Food Safety Tips

Food Donations In Riverside County

Don't Mix Pool Chemicals

Ask An Inspector Podcast Episode 4: Body Art

Limits To Your Microenterprise Home Kitchen Operation (MHKO)

Ask An Inspector Podcast Episode 3: Household Hazardous Waste

Wash Your Mask

Should I Get Tested For Covid19?

Ask An Inspector Podcast Episode 2: Mosquitoes

Clean & Disinfect Frequently Touched Surfaces