About HCPH

Our Board has the authority to adopt rules, regulations and resolutions, which have the same status as law, and to enact policies within Hamilton County Public Health.

View our current Schedule of Records Retention and Disposition.

Regulations and resolutions passed since 2007 are available to view.  If you require access to a regulation or resolution from a year prior to 2007, please contact us.

2025

RESOLUTIONS

• Resolution A – 2025 CDD Budget Revision

REGULATIONS

• Regulation 1 – 2025 Plumbing Fees

2024

RESOLUTIONS

• Resolution A – 2024 CDD Budget
• Resolution B – 2024 STS Program Delinquent Sewage Fees Certification
• Resolution C – 2024 Stormwater Budget
• Resolution D – 2024 Operating Budget

REGULATIONS

• Regulation 1 – 2024 Air Fees
• Regulation 2 – 2024 Food Fees

2023

REGULATIONS

• Regulation 1 – Food Fees
• Regulation 2 – Campground Fees
• Regulation 3 – Pool Fees
• Regulation 4 – Plumbing Fees
• Regulation 5 – Sewage Treatment Program Fees
• Regulation 6 – Birth & Death Certificate Fees

RESOLUTIONS

• Resolution A – Board of Health Bylaws
• Resolution B – TB CMH Budget Increase
• Resolution C – Budget Revision
• Resolution D – 2023 STS Program Delinquent Sewage Fees Certification
• Resolution E – C&DD Budget Adjustment Correction
• Resolution F –  TB Fund Transfer
• Resolution G – SW OH Mutual Aid Agreement
• Resolution H – 2023 for 2024 Revised & 2025 Estimated Budgets

2022

REGULATIONS

• Regulation 1 2022
• Regulation 2 2022
• Regulation 3 2022
• Regulation 4 2022

RESOLUTIONS

• Resolution A 2022 – Revising Sewage Terms
• Resolution B 2022 – Acceptance and authorization of payment between Hamilton County Board of Health and Wasserstrom Company
• Resolution C 2022 – Resolution to adopt recovery friendly workplace practices
• Resolution D 2022 – Authorizing the use of credit cards by the Hamilton County Board of Health and providing guidelines for the usage
• Resolution E 2022 – Expressing appreciation for the outstanding and dedicated public service of Rebekah Harlow
• Resolution F 2022 – Appreciation for Chris Griffith
• Resolution G 2022 – DP Budget Revision
• Resolution H – 2022 STS Program Delinquent Sewage Fees Certification
• Resolution I – 2023 and 2024 Budget

2021

RESOLUTIONS

• Resolution A 2021 – Resolution for supplemental appropriation to the 2021 revised budget.
• Resolution B 2021 – 2021 STS Program Delinquent Sewage Fees Certification
• Resolution C 2021 – Revisions to 2021 Budget
• Resolution D 2021 – Supplemental Appropriate Vitals
• Resolution E – Revised Budget 2022

2020

RESOLUTIONS

• Resolution A 2020 – Establishing procedures for the tagging and embargo of articles and food per Ohio Administrative Code, 901:3-4-15, in retail food establishments and food service operations.
• Resolution B 2020 – Authorizing the health commissioner to suspend or revoke a food service operation and retail food establishment license.
• Resolution C 2020 – Expressing appreciation for the outstanding and dedicated public service of Kenneth G. Amend, M.D.
• Resolution D 2020 – 2020 STS Program Delinquent Sewage Fees Certification
• Resolution F 2020 – Expressing appreciation for the outstanding and dedicated public service of Kevin Hawkins
• Resolution G 2020 – Expressing appreciation for the outstanding and dedicated public service of Mary Ann Robertson
• Resolution H 2020 – 2021 and 2022 Budget Resolution

2019

REGULATIONS

• Regulation 5 2019 – Regulation adopting revised local fees for public accommodation facilities.
• Regulation 4 2019 – Regulation adopting revised local fees for temporary camps, resident camps, combined park-camps, recreational vehicle parks, and recreation camps.
• Regulation 3 2019 – Regulation adopting revised local fees for public swimming pools and spas.
• Regulation 2 2019 – Regulation adopting revised local fees for food service operations, retail food establishments, vending operations, temporary food services and mobile food services.
• Regulation 1 2019 – Regulation adopting revised local fees for sewage treatment systems, grey water recycling systems, small flow onsite treatment systems, and semi public sewage treatment systems.

RESOLUTIONS

• Resolution E 2019 – Resolution to approve 2020-Revised budget and 2021-Estimated budget for the Hamilton County General Health District.
• Resolution D 2019 – Resolution to approve revisions to the 2019 revised budget, effective October 14, 2019.
• Resolution C 2019 – 2019 STS Program Delinquent Sewage Fees Certification
• Resolution B 2019 – A resolution authorizing the Health Commissioner to apply for, accept and enter into a Water Pollution Control Loan Fun (WPCLF) Agreement on behalf of Hamilton County General Health District for the repair and/or replacement of household sewage treatment systems.
• Resolution A 2019 – To accept and authorize the execution of payment between Hamilton County Board of Health and Treasurer of the State of Ohio.

2018

RESOLUTIONS

• Resolution A 2018 – Expressing appreciation for the outstanding and dedicated service of Henry Stephen Bjornson, M.D., Ph.D.
• Resolution_B_2018 – Expressing Appreciation for the Outstanding Dedicated Public Service of Thomas W. Chatham.
• Resolution C 2018 – Expressing Appreciation for the Outstanding Dedicated Public Service of Pat Allingham, RN, BSN, MS.
• Resolution D 2018 – Resolution to approve revisions to the 2018 Revised Budget, effective April 9, 2018.
• Resolution E 2018 – Resolution to approve revisions to the 2018 Revised Budget, effective April 9, 2018.
• Resolution F 2018 – Resolution to approve revisions to the 2018 Revised Budget, effective April 9, 2018.
• Resolution G 2018 – Resolution to approve revisions to the 2018 Revised Budget, effective April 9, 2018.
• Resolution H 2018 – Resolution to approve revisions to the 2018 revised budget, effective August 13, 2018.
• Resolution I 2018 – 2018 STS Program Delinquent Sewage Fees Certification
• Resolution J 2018 – Expressing appreciation for the outstanding and dedicated service of Robin Fristoe.
• Resolution K 2018 – Resolution for supplemental appropriation to the 2018 revised budget, effective October 8, 2018.
• Resolution L 2018 – Expressing Appreciation for the Outstanding and Dedicated Service of Carla Fulz.
• Resolution M 2018 – Resolution to approve the 2019-Revised Budget and 2020-Estimated Budget for the Hamilton County General Health District.

REGULATIONS

• Regulation 1 – 2018 – Adopting Data Analysis Fees for the Division of Epidemiology and Assessment – Hamilton County General Health District.
• Regulation 2 2018 – Regulation adopting revised local fees for vending operations and mobile food services.
• Regulation 3 2018 – Regulation Adopting Revised Local Fees for the Private Water System Program.

2017

RESOLUTIONS

• Resolution A 2017 – Resolution to dissolve the Hamilton County General Health District licensing council.
• Resolution B 2017 – Expressing appreciation for the outstanding and dedicated service of John Teufel.
• Resolution C 2017 – A resolution authorizing the health commissioner to apply, accept and enter into a water pollution control loan fund (WPCLF) assistance agreement on behalf of the Hamilton County General Health District for the repair and/or replacement of household sewage treatment systems.
• Resolution D 2017 – Resolution to approve revisions to the 2017 revised budget, effective July 10, 2017
• Resolution E 2017 – 2017 STS Program Delinquent Sewage Fees Certification
• Resolution F 2017 – Resolution to approve revisions to the 2017 approved budget, effective September 11, 2017.
• Resolution G – Resolution to approve 2018 revised budget and 2019 estimated budget for Hamilton County General Health District.

REGULATIONS

• Regulation 1 2017 – Regulation adopting revised local fees for temporary camps, resident camps, combined park-camps, recreational vehicle parks and recreation camps.

2016

RESOLUTIONS

• Resolution A – Resolution to approve the 2016-Revised Budget and 2017-Estimated Budget for the Hamilton County General Health District.
• Resolution B – Amending Board of Health policies and standards pursuant to Ohio Administrative Code, Section 3701-29: Sewage Treatment System Rules.
• Resolution C – Expressing Appreciation for the Outstanding and Dedicated Service of Kathy Lordo.
• Resolution D – Resolution to approve transfer of 2016 budgeted funds, effective April 11, 2016.
• Resolution E – 2016 STS Program Delinquent Sewage Fees Certification
• Resolution F – Resolution to approve revisions to the 2016 revised budget, effective October 10, 2016.

2015

RESOLUTIONS

• Resolution A – Resolution establishing board of health policies and standards pursuant to Ohio Administrative Code Section 3701-29: Sewage Treatment System Rules.
• Resolution B – 2015 – Expressing Appreciation for Dedicated Service of Robert McDaniel.
• Resolution C – Resolution to approve 2015 revised budget and 2016 estimated budget for the Hamilton County General Health District.
• Resolution E – Adopting resolution E-2015 to amend terms and conditions for Sewage Treatment Systems (STS) and Gray Water Recycling Systems (GWRS) operation permits for maintenance, monitoring and operation.
• Resolution F – A resolution establishing board of health policies and standards referenced in attachment B pursuant to Ohio Administrative Code Section 3701-29: Sewage Treatment System Rules.
• Resolution G – 2015 STS Program Delinquent Sewage Fees Certification
• Resolution H – Approving transfer of 2015 budgeted funds, effective October 12, 2015.
• Resolution I – Repealing Regulation 529.

REGULATIONS

• Regulation 1 – Regulation Amending Hamilton County General Health District (HCGHD) School Environmental Safety Regulation 1-2010.
• Regulation 2 – Regulation Amending HCGHD Regulation 1-2009, Governing the Sanitation and Safety of Public Accommodation Facilities
• Regulation 3 – Adopting revised fees pursuant to the Ohio Revised Code Section 3709.09, 3717.25, and 3717.45 for food service operations, retail food establishments, vending operations, temporary food services, and mobile food services.

2014

REGULATIONS

• Regulation 1 – 2014 – Amending Hamilton County General Health District Sewage Code Regulation 529–Sections 529.01(FF), 529.02(N)(1), 529.02(N)(7), 529.02(S), 529.18(E) and Table 1.
• Regulation_2_2014 – Regulation Adopting Revised Local Fees for Public Swimming Pools and Spas.
• Regulation 3 – 2014 – Regulation Adopting Revised Local Fees for Plumbing and Medical Gas.
• Regulation 4 – 2014 – Adoption of Hamilton County General Health District Rules and Regulations for the Maintenance, Installation and Inspection of Plumbing and Medical Gas Pursuant to the Ohio Revised Code, Section 3709.21. See Regulation 4.1 – 2014 for details.
• Regulation 5 – 2014 – Adoption of Hamilton County General Health District Rabies Prevention Regulation 5-2014, pursuant to the Ohio Revised Code, Sections 3707 and 3709. See Regulation 5.1 – 2014 for details.
• Regulation 6 – 2014 – Regulation adopting revised local fees for food service operations, retail food establishment, vending operation, temporary food services and mobile food services.
• Regulation 7 – 2014 – Regulation adopting revised fees for immunizations and clinical services.
• Regulation 8 – 2014 – A regulation adopting revised sewage treatment system (STS) and Grey Water Recycling System (GWRS) program fees and to declare an emergency.

RESOLUTIONS

• Resolution A – 2014 – Resolution A to approve the 2015 estimated budget for the Hamilton County General Health District.
• Resolution B – 2014 – Resolution to approve transfer of Bureau of Children with medical Handicaps (BCMH) 2014 budgeted funds from capital outlay to other expenditures, effective July 14, 2014.
• Resolution C – 2014 – Resolution to approve transfer of 2014 budgeted general funds from capital outlay to other expenditures, effective July 14, 2014.
• Resolution D – 2014 – 2014 STS Program Delinquent Sewage Fees Certification
• Resolution E – 2014 – Hamilton County General Health District Board of Health approves resolution expressing appreciation for dedicated service of Dave Nutini.
• Resolution F – 2014 – Resolution adopting operation and maintenance program standards: Specifying terms and conditions of operation permits for the maintenance, monitoring and operation of sewage treatment systems (STS) and Gray Water Recycling System (GWRS).

2013

RESOLUTIONS AND REGULATIONS

• Regulation 1 – 2013 – Amendment to Sewage Code Regulation 529.
• Resolution A – 2013 – Resolution to approve revised 2013 budget and estimated 2014 budgets.
• Resolution B – 2013 – Accept and authorize execution of contracts between Hamilton County Board of Health and vendors.
• Resolution C – 2013 – Approval of addresses for delinquent sewage fees.
• Resolution D – 2013 –  Resolution to approve the transfer of the 2013 construction and demolition debris landfill operating license from New Baltimore, LLC to Rumpke Waste, Inc.
• Resolution E – 2013 – 2013 STS Program Delinquent Sewage Fees Certification
• Resolution F – 2013 – Resolution to approve the 2014 revised budget for the Hamilton County General Health District.

2012

RESOLUTIONS

• Resolution A – 2012 – Resolution establishing procedure for the tagging and embargo of articles and food per the Ohio Administrative Code Section 901:3-4-12 and Section 901:3-4-15.
• Resolution B – 2012 – Authorizing the Health Commissioner to suspend a food service operation and retail food establishment license.
• Resolution C – 2012 – Approval of the 2012 revised and 2013 estimated budgets for HCPH.
• Resolution D – 2012 – Approving increased fees for tuberculosis skin tests.
• Resolution E – 2012 – Closing Marina Fund.
• Resolution F – 2012 – Budget adjustment for mobile home parks program changes.
• Resolution G – 2012 – Expressing appreciation for the dedicated service to Mary Sacco.
• Resolution H – 2012 – 2012 STS Program Delinquent Sewage Fees Certification

2011

RESOLUTIONS AND REGULATIONS

• Regulation 1-2011 – Adopting revised local fees for Food Service Operations.
• Regulation 2 – 2011 – Adopting revised fees for mechanical operation permit inspections of household sewage treatment systems.
• Regulation 3 – 2011 – Revising fees for certified birth records.
• Regulation 4 – 2011 – Regulation adopting revised local fees for food service operations, retail food establishments, vending operations, temporary food services, and mobile food services.
• Resolution A-2011 – Intent to adopt revised fees for mechanical operation permit inspections of household sewage treatment systems.
• Resolution B – 2011 – Approve 2011 and 2012 estimated budgets for Hamilton County Public Health.
• Resolution C – 2011 – Authorization of Health Commissioner travel.
• Resolution D – 2011 – 2011 STS Program Delinquent Sewage Fees Certification
• Resolution E – 2011 – Resolution to approve the transfer of the 2011 construction and demolition debris landfill operating license from New Baltimore C&DD, LTD. to New Baltimore, LLC.

2010

RESOLUTIONS AND REGULATIONS

• Regulation 1 – 2010 – Adopting School Environmental Safety regulations.
• Regulation 2 – 2010 – Amending Plumbing Regulation regarding forced main sewers.
• Regulation 3 – 2010 – Adopting extension of plumbing permit validation period.
• Regulation 4 – 2010 – Declaring the adoption of medical gas systems enforcement in Plumbing Regulation.
• Resolution A -To approve the 2010 revised and 2011 estimated budgets for the Hamilton County General Health District.
• Resolution B -To schedule the deposit of public moneys received by the Hamilton County General Health District.

2009

RESOLUTIONS AND REGULATIONS

• Resolution A-2009 – Appointing Health Commissioner Local Registrar of Vital Statistics Program
• Regulation 1-2009 – Adopting Public Accommodation standards.
• Resolution B – Supplemental Appropriations to the 2009 Budgets for Hamilton County Public Health.
• Resolution C – Supplemental Appropriations to the 2009 Grant Budgets for HCPH.
• Resolution D – 2009 STS Program Delinquent Sewage Fees Certification
• Resolution E -Authorizing Health Commissioner to appropriate grant funds on behalf of the Board of Health.
• Resolution F – Supplemental Appropriation to the 2009 Budgets for Hamilton County Public Health.

2008

RESOLUTIONS AND REGULATIONS

• Resolution A – Authorizing the health commissioner to execute a contract with the Hamilton County Board of Commissioners for the management of the Tuberculosis Control Program.
• Resolution B -Expressing appreciation for dedicated service.
• Resolution C -2008 STS Program Delinquent Sewage Fees Certification
• Resolution D – Declaring a public health nuisance in the area of Bauerwoods/Rosewood subdivisions in Hamilton County, Ohio.
• Resolution E-2008 – Declaring a Public Health Nuisance in the Area of Dornbush Subdivision in Hamilton County, Ohio.
• Regulation 1 -Adopting and/or revising sewage treatment system fees.
• Regulation 2 – Revising fees for certified birth and death records.

2007

RESOLUTIONS AND REGULATIONS

• Resolution A-2007 – Intent to adopt revised fees for recreational vehicle parks, recreation camps and combined park-camps.
• Resolution B-2007 – Intent to adopt/revise sewage treatment system fees.
• Resolution C-2007 – Intent to adopt/revise private water system fees.
• Resolution D-2007 – Adopting Household Sewage Code Regulation 529
• Resolution E-2007 – 2007 STS Program Delinquent Sewage Fees Certification
• Regulation 1-2007 – Adopting revised fees for recreational vehicle parks, recreation camps and combined park-camps.
• Regulation 2-2007 -Adopting and/or revising sewage treatment system fees.
• Regulation 3-2007 -Adopting and/or revising private water system fees.
• Regulation 4-2007 – Adopting/revising sewage treatment system fees.
• Regulation 5-2007 -Amending sections I and II of Regulation 1-97.

2025

• Proclamation – Gayle Foster
• Proclamation – Bryan Hoffman

2024

• Proclamation – Mark Rippe
• Proclamation – Recovery Friendly Hamilton County

2023

• Proclamation – Philip VanBenschoten

2022

• Proclamation – Tara Dahal
• Proclamation – Maggie Baldwin
• Proclamation – Jenny Mooney
• Proclamation – Board of Elections

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