The purpose of the campground program is to insure a clean, safe, and sanitary environment in the various campgrounds in Warren County. The 22 campgrounds, though seasonal in operation, are inspected two to three times during their operating season. This program deals with complaints from citizens of Warren County on public health nuisances ranging from trash and refuse to sewage in road ditches, housing, etc. When the environmentalist receives a written complaint, an investigation is conducted. If the complaint is valid, orders are issued to correct the problem.
Legal action is filed as a last resort to force correction of the problem.
The public health environmentalist semi-annually inspect the sanitary condition of all schools in Warren County. The environment in the 52 public and private schools in the county is inspected to insure a safe and clean atmosphere in the school that is going to be conducive to learning as well as protect the health and safety of the students and teachers. In addition to the programs mentioned, the staff of the Environmental Health Division provides technical and consulting services on public health and the environment to residents of Warren County, Ohio. Warren County is not liable for errors or omissions. This page is best viewed with Internet Explorer 4.0 at 800 x 600 resolution or greater.