Summit County Health Dept.

Welcome to the Summit County Utah Public Health Department
Flooding and Safety Information
If you suspect you are at risk for flooding, please call the Summit County Sheriff’s Office at 435-615-3600. The Summit County Health Department is advising residents that if your water is cloudy or brown, you should boil it for 3 to 5 minutes or use bottled water. With the recent flooding, water contamination is possible. If you are on a private well, the Health Department is offering post-flooding testing of the water quality. Please call 435-783-4351 ext. 3234. For other flood-related information, please call 435-333-1503.
Flood Safety Materials
Summit County Health Department Flood and Safety Information Flyer Key Facts About Flood Readiness Floods: Food Safety Floods: Water Quality Floods: Sanitation and Hygiene Floods: Animals and Mosquitoes Floods: Other Hazards Key Facts About Flood Recovery Septic Systems—What to Do after the Flood After a Flood After a Hurricane or Flood: Cleanup of Flood Water Worker Safety After a Flood
Quick Links
"Raising Safe Kids: One Stage at a Time" 2009 Safe Kids Report Smoke-Free Apartments and Condos Immunizations 2010 Food Handler's Classes Food Safety Emergency Preparedness Poison Prevention - 1-800-222-1222
Communicable Disease Reporting
Summit County Utah Health Department Monday - Friday, 8:00 am - 12:00 pm & 1:00 pm - 5:00 pm 435-333-1500 After Hours and Weekends (Utah Department of Health) 888-EPI-UTAH List of Communicable Diseases: Utah Department of Health Office of Epidemiology The Summit County Health Department does not accept insurance. We accept cash, checks and credit cards for payment.
Media Contact Information
Katie Mullaly, Public Information Officer Office: 435-333-1503 Cell: 435-513-0444 email: kmullaly@utah.gov
Programs and Services
Maternal and Child Health	Environmental Health
Women, Infants & Children (WIC) Childhood Immunization Early Intervention (Children with Special Needs) Family Planning Baby Your Baby	Food Safety & Permits Foodborne Illnesses Septic Drinking Water Used Oil Recycling Program
Communicable Disease	Health Education
HIV/AIDS Sexually Transmitted Diseases Immunization Bioterrorism Influenza	Cardiovascular Disease Fitness & Wellness Tobacco Education Car Seat Safety Checks Obesity in Utah - Utah Department of Health Smoke-Free Apartments and Condos
Injury Prevention	Medical Services
Bicycle Safety Pedestrian Safety Water Safety & Drowning Prevention Car Seat Safety Holiday Safety Falling Prevention Firearm Safety Poison Prevention - 1-800-222-1222	Women's Cancer Screening HIV/AIDS/STD Testing Family Planning West Nile Virus
	Dead Bird Information Fact Sheets and Information Horses, Dogs and Cats Information for Kids Human Prevention and DEET WNV Spread to Humans Human Symptoms and Treatment
Emergency Preparedness	General Information Horses, Dogs and Cats Human Prevention and DEET Info Dead Bird Information Human Symptoms and Treatment How the Virus is Spread to Humans West Nile Virus Information for Kids West Nile Virus Fact Sheets and Information
Biological Weapons Pademic Influenza Planning Chemical Weapons Radiological Weapons Preparedness Guides
Birth & Death Certificates	Board of Health
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Our Mission
To promote and protect personal and environmental health in Summit County. Back to Top
Links of Interest
Utah Department of Health Centers for Disease Control and Prevention US Department of Health and Human Services Back to Top

If you suspect you are at risk for flooding, please call the Summit County Sheriff’s Office at 435-615-3600.