The City of Columbia is committed to providing public health services that prevent epidemics and the spread of disease, protect against environmental hazards, promote healthy behaviors, prevent injuries and illness, assure the quality and accessibility of health services, monitor the health of the population, provide social services and promote and protect civil rights.
Mosquito Spraying - Mosquito spraying on the MKT Trail and other trail areas began on Friday, May 27th. The spraying is typically done weekly, on Friday mornings, with a truck-mounted ultra-low volume sprayer using Anvil 2 plus 2. The product is considered safe and is approved by the EPA for mosquito control. Weekly spraying will occur between the hours of 4 AM and 8 AM. For more information please contact us at 874-7346.
Temporary Food Events Fees have Changed. Fees are now $30 for a 1-3 day event and $60 for 4-14 day events. The fee exemption for non-profit organizations has been removed. For more information about the requirements for temporary food events call Environmental Health at 874-7346.
To submit an application for a temporary food event click here.
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