Services provides by the Environmental Health Division

•    Training of food handlers.
•    Inspection and registration of businesses. 
•    Issue food handler’s certification.
•    Inspect and collect samples from imports to ensure public health standards are maintained. 
•    Processing of request for the importation of human remains and ashes.
•    Compliant investigation. 
•    Mosquito and rodent control. 
•    Case investigation of notifiable diseases.
•    Inspection of food animal for human consumption.
•    Termite control in public buildings. 
•    Testing of pipe-borne water and food samples (services done through CARPHA)
•    Street cleaning in and around Kingstown.
•    Removal of derelict vehicle.
•    Conduct assessment of proposed development plans in collaboration of the Physical Planning Board.
•    Assess public facilities such as schools, clinics, hospitals and office spaces for public health issues. 
•    Engage communities on public health issues.
•    Investigate disease outbreak among travelers and apply the required surveillance or quarantine measures in order to reduce the spread of diseases. 
•    Monitor and supervise the collection and disposal of sewerage and solid waste at the port to ensure that it is disposed of correctly.
•    Inspect and clear conveyance in accordance to International Health Regulations (IHR) 2005.