Report Health Concern
Important Tips:
- Clark County cannot accept anonymous complaints. See important disclosure information at the end of the form.
- An accurate and complete address is mandatory. Inaccurate or incomplete information will delay or prevent us from investigating.
- Complaints are processed in the order they are received. If additional information is required, we will contact you.
Public Health has transitioned to a new online portal for submitting concerns. To submit a concern about any of the following issues to Public Health, please use this form:
- Restaurant and foodborne illness
- Septic system failure and surfacing sewage
- Food/Waste/Household garbage
- Junk/Debris/Unwanted or Unused items
- Public pools, spas and recreational beaches
- Schools (indoor air quality, mold, etc)
- Water wells
- Hazardous waste
Smoking in Public Places violations
Reports of violations to the Smoking in Public Places law can be made here.
Please visit our page for more information about the smoking in public places law (SIPP) and Clark County ordinance 2015-04-18.
Mosquito Abatement
Requests for Mosquito Control service can now be submitted here .
Clark County Mosquito Control District Information
West Nile Virus Information
Other concerns
Air quality
Contact Southwest Washington Clean Air Agency at (360) 574-3058 or (800) 633-0709, or complete an online complaint form. Visit their Web site for information on lead, asbestos and outdoor burning.
- For concerns in the city of Vancouver, contact City of Vancouver Code Compliance at (360) 487-7810, or complete a code compliance complaint form.
- For concerns outside Vancouver, contact Clark County Code Enforcement at (360) 397-2375 ext. 4184, or complete an online complaint form.
Building, erosion control or nuisances such as junk, debris, auto hulk, and inoperable vehicles
Hazardous waste - spills creating an imminent danger to public health or the environment
Contact Washington State Department of Ecology Spill Response Team at (360) 407-6300.
Mold
Review Washington State Department of Health's Web site Got mold? Frequently asked questions about mold. Click here for further information on Public Health's complete mold packet. If the dwelling is a rental unit, the Washington State Landlord/Tenant Law may be of assistance.
Rodents