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ER-0025255 viewsPhoto Date: 05-24-16
Photo Credit: Scott Wagner, NE Chapter, Whitley County Health Department
Description: This is the scene of a semi accident that I came across and participated in helping to remove the driver from the lower semi. Twelve men in all were awarded for their heroic actions in the process.

*2016 Photo Contest Winner for Terrorism & All-Hazards Preparedness categoryOct 10, 2016

PV-0019223 viewsPhoto Date: 8/23/2005
Photo Credit: Elizabeth Schultz
Description: Head lice in the microscope.Oct 10, 2016

HH-0017266 viewsPhoto Date: February 2, 2016
Photo Credit: Sydney Strader
Description: While investigating a gasoline spill in the crawl space of a duplex that was causing headaches for complainants, we tried to detect an odor from the window well of the complainants' unit. Finding nothing, we went to the neighbors’ side to see if the smell would be detectable from the other window well. We detected no odor, but instead were greeted by two enormous catfish heads grinning at us from us from under the deck!Oct 10, 2016

SW-0009228 viewsPhoto Date: April 21, 2014
Photo Credit: Eric Kaufman
Description: EHS Fikru Hailu collects surface water samples at a pond with 0 % dissolved oxygen due to a release of organic materials from a nearby factory.Oct 10, 2016

PV-0018247 viewsPhoto Date: 4/27/11
Photo Credit: Patty Nocek
Description: Live bed bug feeding demonstration at the La Porte County Health Department. Arm provided by an ISDH Entomologist.Oct 10, 2016

PV-0017249 viewsPhoto Date: 2004
Photo Credit: Simeon Baker
Description: Just add water! Stacked tires at Day Care Center. Mosquitoes had no preference to color of tires.Oct 10, 2016

POOL-0019230 viewsPhoto Date: 6-11-08
Photo Credit: Ginger Harrington, Hendricks County Health Department
Description: Unkept swimming pool that is now a mosquito harborage.Oct 10, 2016

HH-0016254 viewsPhoto Date: 6-11-2008
Photo Credit: Ginger Harrington, Hendricks County Health Department
Description: This home was a puppy mill. There were 2 individuals living in the home along with approximately 35 dogs. This floor is covered in feces. You can see where the ceramic tile remains but the dark area is subfloor. They have removed the carpet probably due to urine and feces. Notice the dogs have created a door for themselves in the door.Oct 10, 2016

HH-0015242 viewsPhoto Date: 6-11-2008
Photo Credit: Ginger Harrington, Hendricks County Health Department
Description: This home was a puppy mill. There were 2 individuals living in the home along with approximately 35 dogs. This floor is covered in feces. You can see where the ceramic tile remains but the dark area is subfloor. They have removed the carpet probably due to urine and feces. Oct 10, 2016

GW-0001220 viewsPhoto Date: 8-17-16
Photo Credit: Ginger Harrington, Hendricks County Health Department
Description: During an inspection of a well, this is what was found. The cap is only a temporary cap that should not be utilized on a functioning well. Typically this cap is installed after the well is drilled but before the pump is installed. All of the wiring is open and exposed.Oct 10, 2016

FS-0022283 viewsPhoto Date: 02-17-16
Photo Credit: W.V. Tuley
Description: This is a photo of a cabinet below customer drink area, which contains the bags of ketchup for self-service, which show mold and filth. This was one of twenty violations. Upon reinspection on 02-29-16, all violations were corrected and a cleaning schedule was written.Oct 10, 2016

FS-0021279 viewsPhoto Date: 6/3/12
Photo Credit: Elizabeth Schultz
Description: Food product being sold from an unlicensed vendor at the local flea market. The vendors hide the product under their tables.Oct 10, 2016

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