Guidelines for Food Safety
Guidelines for Food Safety at Retail Establishments During Temporary Power Outages.
Flood-Impacted Well - What to Do After a Flood
The Link below gives you step by step instructions:
https://www.epa.gov/privatewells/what-do-your-private-well-after-flood
WARNING!
Do NOT turn on the pump!
There is a danger of electrical shock and damage to your well or pump if they have been flooded.
Do NOT use well water!
People drinking or washing with water from a private well that has been flooded will risk getting sick.
Here are some helpful resources to assist you:
- Analytical labs List
- Well Drillers/Pump Installers List
- Well Owners Resources:
- Environmental Resources: 209-525-6700
The Stanislaus County Household Hazardous Waste Facility is open to households on Friday and Saturdays from 8:00 a.m. to 12:00 p.m. Holiday closures are to be determined.
If you are a non-profit agency or business generating Hazardous Waste up to 220 pounds and classified as a Very Small Quantity Generator, you are only allowed to bring the wastes on Wednesdays by appointment-only. Please call 209-525-6700 to check your qualification and appointment availability. HHW facility will not accept wastes from VSQG non-profit agencies or businesses on Fridays and Saturdays.
For more information about the Stanislaus County Household Hazardous Waste Facility please visit the following website: https://www.stancounty.com/er/hazmat/household-hazardous-waste.shtm
Drought Resources and Information
In May, 2021, an Emergency Drought Declaration was passed by Governor Newsom that included Stanislaus County.
New Groundwater Well Siting and Construction Guidelines Adopted
On April 4, 2022, a Groundwater Well Siting and Construction Guideline was adopted by Stanislaus County (Board of Supervisors)
Current Fees
Department of Environmental Resources Fee Schedule
About Us
Who We Are
Department staff is composed of dedicated professionals who skillfully interface with local, state and federal agencies to administer a comprehensive environmental protection program.
The department is headed by the Director of Environmental Resources and is comprised of two Assistant Directors, administrative staff, and seven separate divisions. Each division is led by a program manager.
Our Mission
We Build Community by promoting a safe and healthy environment.
Our Vision
Supporting our mission through a balance of science, education, partnerships and environmental regulation.
What We Offer
The department is a unique organization dedicated to public health and protection in Stanislaus County and the nine incorporated cities. This commitment to environmental protection is exemplified by the comprehensive programs provided. You are encouraged to become better acquainted with the services it provides.
Robert Kostlivy
Director
Director
