A public health nuisance includes overflowing trash, improper sewage disposal, polluted water sources, standing water (potential mosquito breeding sites), vermin infestations, excessive noise that affects health, and improper animal waste disposal. These conditions can pose risks to community health and safety.

You can report a public health nuisance by contacting our office directly by phone, email, or through our online reporting form. Be prepared to provide a detailed description of the issue and its location.

Yes, you can remain anonymous when filing a complaint. However, providing your contact information can help our team follow up with you if additional details are needed to resolve the issue.

You can report standing water to our office for investigation. We recommend eliminating any standing water on your property, such as in buckets, tires, or birdbaths, to reduce mosquito breeding risks.

The City of Tyler typically handles Vector Control for mosquitos. More information can be found here.

Our team investigates complaints of vermin infestations and provides property owners with guidance to address the problem. If the infestation poses a public health risk, we may issue orders requiring action to remove the hazard.

Improper animal waste disposal can attract pests and contaminate water sources. Report the issue to our office with the location and details, and we will take appropriate action to address it.

Excessive noise can impact mental and physical health, especially if it is persistent and disruptive. Our department investigates noise complaints that may pose a risk to community well-being. Local noise ordinances may also apply.

You can help by maintaining your property, properly disposing of waste, eliminating standing water, keeping areas pest-free, and reporting public health hazards. Community effort is key to maintaining a safe and healthy environment for all.