Environmental Health

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Far below normal precipitation has caused a drought and increased fire danger levels. All of Connecticut is currently in a Stage 2 Drought Advisory. Residents are encouraged to be mindful of water consumption and use extra caution to prevent fires. An emergency burn ban remains in effect at all state parks, forests, and wildlife management areas, prohibiting the use of all outdoor grills, firepits, campfires, etc.

ENVIRONMENTAL HEALTH

For general reference regarding asbestos removal, guidance, and regulations, please see the Asbestos Program.

For information regarding prevention, lead inspection, lead abatement, or other resources, go to the Lead Poisoning Prevention and Control Program.

To find out about Radon, and have your questions answered visit the Radon Program.

Questions regarding a health envirmonment in our schools are often complex and answers vary from situation to situation. Get the answers at DPH's Indoor Air Quality.

Understanding and Addressing Mold Problems can give you helpful tips when dealing with mold.

The Office of the Attorney General William Tong