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Volume VIII - Environmental Health
Part 110 - Administration and Management
- 110-1 - Introduction to Envionmental Health Services
- 110-2 - Authorizing Legislation for Environmental Health Services
- 110-3 - Functional Statement of Environmental Health Services
- 110-4 - Delegations of Athorities for Environmental Health Services
- 110-5 - Program Goals and Objectives for Environmental Health Services
- 110-6 - Glossary
- 110-7 - Organization for Environmental Health Services
- 110-8 - Index
Part 111 - Environmental Management
- 111-2 - Lead-Based Paint Guide (03/10/1998) [PDF - 276 KB]
- A - Resources [PDF - 12 KB]
- B - Definitions and Abbreviations [PDF - 33 KB]
- C - Sample Disclosure Format (NOT INCLUDED IN THIS ISSUE) [PDF - 10 KB]
- D - Protect Your Family from Lead in Your Home, EPA Publication [PDF - 69 KB]
- E - Estimated Number of IHS Houses Built Before 1960 and from 1960 thru 1978 [PDF - 37 KB]
- F - EPA Regional Offices [PDF - 13 KB]
- G - Training Requirements for Staff Involved With Lead Work [PDF - 28 KB]
- H - Blood Testing of Children [PDF - 21 KB]
Part 112 - Division of Environmental Health Services (DEHS)
- 112-1 - DEHS Operational Model
- 1 - Background [PDF - 56 KB]
- 2 - Environmental Health (EH) Core Services [PDF - 72 KB]
- 3 - Support Services – Specialty Programs [PDF - 103 KB]
- 4 - References [PDF - 66 KB]
