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Johnson County, Indiana Health Department
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Indoor/Outdoor Air Quality Frequently Asked Questions This service provides Johnson County residents educational information as well as limited testing and analysis in order to evaluate more comprehensively the issues related to indoor air quality including mold, radon, formaldehyde, and other poisonous gases. Testing and information are provided free to Johnson County residents.
Does the Health Department test for mold? We do not specifically test for mold but we do provide inspections of your home or business to help determine the quality of the air and solutions for fixing troubling issues.Back to TopHow much does it cost for an indoor air inspection of my home or business?The service is free to residents of Johnson County. Back to TopBesides mold, what other indoor air contaminants can affect the quality of the air in my home or business?Contaminants such as carbon monoxide, sewer gas, natural gas, radon, carbon dioxide, and formaldehyde are just a few things that can affect air quality. The JCHD has the ability to test for all of these issues. What do I do about open burning in my neighborhood? As a general rule, open burning is not allowed in Johnson County, however, the JCHD can address this problem on a case by case basis. Back to TopFor more information contact Betsy Swearingen at 317) 346-4374 or eswearingen@co.johnson.in.us
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Contact InformationOffice hours: Monday - Friday, 8am to 4:30pm Telephone (317) 346-4365 Fax (317) 736-5264 86 West Court St. Franklin, IN 46131 For after - hour emergencies, dial 911 & explain that you have a Public Health emergency. If you are calling out of the local calling area, dial (317) 736-5155 for after - hour emergencies. Postal Address 86 W Court St., Franklin, IN 46131
Electronic mail
cbigelow@co.johnson.in.us
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