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The State Government Department of Health has recently amended the system used for temporary food registrations.
The Shire’s Environmental Health Team provides advice and investigates cases and outbreaks of infectious disease through inspections, sampling and questionnaires.
Increasing evidence of the negative health impacts of direct and passive smoking, both in terms of death and reduced quality of life have been published.
The Shire’s Environmental Health Team is responsible under the Health Act for investigating environmental issues that are impacting on the health of local residents.
The Shire will provide direction and guidance for the use of CCTV Systems in public places for crime prevention and crime solving as well as the enhancement of the public perception of safety.
We love getting outdoors while the weather is warm. The problem is – so do the mosquitoes. Learn how you can protect you and your family from mosquito bites.
Information about Buruli Ulcers, otherwise known as the Bairnsdale ulcer or Daintree ulcer. Buruli ulcer is a skin disease that occurs on the Mornington Peninsula. Be alert, not alarmed.
Beach Report keeps you informed of the recreational water quality at beaches around Port Phillip Bay through daily forecasts and SMS alerts to let you know whether the water is suitable for swimming.
Problem noises can often be resolved with a simple conversation. However, there are steps you can take if a noise continues to be a problem for you in your home.