Topics Related to Environmental Health

Free Well Water Collection and Disinfection Kits for Helene-Affected Communities

Did Hurricane Helene flood or damage your private well in western North Carolina?

Participating local health departments have free well disinfection and well water collection kits. NCDHHS Division of Public Health assembled the kits for distribution.

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Restaurants Impacted by Hurricane Helene Can Apply for Emergency Operations Plans

Local and state public health staff are helping restaurants safely reopen and feed their communities after Hurricane Helene.

Well and Septic Safety Following Hurricane Helene

Was your private well or septic system affected by Hurricane Helene? Protect your health by taking these safety measures before use.

Ensuring Water Safety after Hurricane Helene

Access to safe water is a top concern in Western North Carolina after Hurricane Helene. Here's how to ensure your water is safe and prevent illness.

4 Food Safety Tips to Protect Yourself from Foodborne Illnesses

It’s Food Safety Education Month! Protect yourself from common foodborne illnesses with these four essential food safety tips.

Celebrating Registered Environmental Health Specialist Week

The N.C. Division of Public Health celebrates Registered Environmental Health Specialist Week by spotlighting a few dedicated specialists.

SepticSmart Week: 9 Care Tips for Your Septic System and Health

During SepticSmart Week, we're highlighting tips for taking care of your septic system and protecting the health of all North Carolinians.

Summer Safety: Tips for Enjoying North Carolina's Recreational Waters

Recreational waters are heating up in North Carolina. To help ensure a safe and enjoyable summer for you and your pets, check out these tips.

Spotlight on Success: North Carolina Division of Public Health

North Carolinians' health is improving thanks to new and expanded state health programs and services.

6 Ways to Keep Your Pets Safe During Water Activities

Are you heading for North Carolina's recreational waters to beat the heat? Here are six tips to keep you and your pets safe.