Weld County Department of Public Health and Environment

The household hazardous waste facility located in Dacono is temporarily closed due to a major water line break.  Click here, for more information and for updates on when the facility will reopen. 

Free Breast Cancer Screenings available at the Health Department

Handwashing Best Protection for Gastrointestinal Disease Spike

High Cholesterol Awareness Month

Two Adults Contract West Nile Virus; One is Hospitalized

West Nile Virus Detected in High Levels in Mosquito Traps

2017 National Immunization Month

West Nile Virus Detected in Weld County Mosquito Traps

Domestic Cat Contracts Plague

Puppy in Altercation with Skunk Test Positive for Rabies

Click here to find the most recent inspections for retail food establishments licensed in Weld County.

The Weld County Department of Public Health & Environmental can accept the following applications through the e-permit center:

• Septic Applications (commercial & residential) – new, repair, minor repair, vault, and statement of existing
• Biosolid Applications – new and renewals
• Domestic Septage Applications – new and renewals

Please visit Online e-permitting

If you have any questions, please call 970-304-6415.

The health department can accept complaints related to air, biosolids, domestic septage, noise, odor, septic systems, retail food establishments, and drinking and waste water.

Click here, to submit a complaint.

Women's Wellness Connection Program Information

Breast Cancer: What You Need to Know

Hand Washing Fact Sheet

Recommended Immunizations for Children

Recommended Immunizations for Adults

West Nile and Zika Prevention 2017

Stroke Prevention

Five Day Plan to Quit Smoking

Pertussis Prevention Awareness Video

Pertussis Fact Sheet

Datos sobre la tos ferina (Pertussis) – en Español

General Resources on Pertussis for Public Health

Weld County Prescription Discount Card

Cardiovascular Health

Heart Healthy Eating Plan

Online Open Burn Permits

Colorado Department of Public Health and Environment

Centers for Disease Control (CDC)