Environmental Public Health Bill Pay
Environmental Public Health bills and fees can be paid in person at the Environmental Public Health Office in Milton, by mail, or you can visit MyFloridaEHPermit.com to pay online (service fees will apply for use of online bill pay).
If fees are paid online, please send confirmation of payment and any required paperwork to EHealth@FLHealth.gov.
A key component of public health, environmental public health focuses on preventing and controlling human diseases caused or impacted by our environment. Many aspects of our environment, both built (pools, sidewalk, and park access) and natural (water, air, soil, and food), can impact our health.
Environmental public health professionals work to prevent disease and create healthy environments that promote well-being, fostering healthy, and safe communities by ensuring the safety of what we eat, breathe, touch, and drink.
Statewide activities focus on prevention, preparedness, and education through routine monitoring, outreach, surveillance, and sampling of facilities and other environments that may contribute to injuries and the occurrence or transmission of disease
Florida Water Quality
Protecting Florida Together map delivers statewide water quality information for blue-green algae and red tide (harmful algal blooms). You can sign-up to receive notifications when water quality changes in your area.
The Florida Department of Health in Santa Rosa County (DOH-Santa Rosa) is the first line of defense for any environmental problems. Call us first and we will do our best to solve the problem or provide you with the information you need to deal with the agency of jurisdiction.
EPH Education
The EPH division is committed to our community and frequently attends local events to promote environmental public health initiatives and educate citizens about important public health topics. EPH has attended a wide variety of local events, given topic-specific presentations for both large and small groups, and has sponsored, promoted, supported, and participated in many community based projects.
For example, EPH has given educational presentations or set up informational sessions at health fairs, Relay for Life events, public schools, and seminars. The EPH division has provided presentations on topics such as food safety, proper hand-washing techniques for schoolchildren, and recycling among others.
EPH is ready to provide your organization with information and support. We are available to deliver fun, informative, and tailored presentations or demonstrations to your group or event. Please contact us for more information about community outreach or health education opportunities.