Chemical Hazards Program
Protecting You From Dangerous Substances
The goal of the Chemical Hazards Program is to protect the health and promote the quality of life of our residents through the prevention of exposure to hazardous substances in the environment. The Chemical Hazards Program (CHP) provides public health assessments and health consultations, technical assistance, community education, staff training, and referrals for district and local health departments, residents, educators, healthcare professionals, and state and federal agencies.
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