POOL-0011245 viewsPhoto Date: 6/1/2014
Photo Credit: Jason Ravenscroft
Description: Young boy enjoying a spray pad in a municipal park.
HH-0041227 viewsPhoto Date: 1-14-20
Photo Credit: Thomas Snider
Description: We received a complaint stating they suspected their neighbor hoards trash because they never see them take their trash out.
*2020 Photo Contest Winner for GEH Category
HS-0011217 viewsPhoto Date: February 10 2020
Photo Credit: Jennifer Heller
Description: A sloth in the Sloth Rescue Center munches on a tasty flower in Colon, Panama.
HS-0009B195 viewsPhoto Date: April 2019
Photo Credit: Nathan Scherer
Description: Multiple animal carcasses dumped along an open ditch
FS-0061G190 viewsPhoto Date: 3-18-2019
Photo Credit: Melissa Papp, FSIO
Description: Photos taken during routine inspection which resulted in 7-C; 12 N-C and 4 repeat violations being cited.
WW-0009186 viewsPhoto Date: 11-29-2017
Photo Credit: Alicia van Ee
Description: Green trace dye flush in the toilet and bathtub of a lake cottage. The test came back conclusive within 15 minutes.
WW-0007a185 viewsPhoto Date: March 26, 2018
Photo Credit: Anna Doerflein
Description: Plastic tote used to collect sink and laundry water and pump to sewer.
A wench lowering an aluminum bench broke at a metals plant. The bench fell into an ~8000 gallon open vat of sodium hydroxide solution, and the bench became fully submerged and the aluminum reacted with the sodium hydroxide solution producing Hydrogen (H2) gas which ignited. Once the product level in the tank was lowered, and then the tank was refilled with water to dilute the solution, the flames ceased
FS-0044B185 viewsPhoto Date: April 3, 2019
Photo Credit: Adrianne Northcutt
Description: A local restaurant moved his kitchen from one side of the building to the next without contacting the health department or the fire department. They thought this would be acceptable.
FS-0042B184 viewsPhoto Date: 6/2015
Photo Credit: Jennifer Heller
Description: This was a “kitchen” in the woods that a local entrepreneur was using to process produce for sale to a Bloomington grocery. There are three photos in the series…
HS-0005183 viewsPhoto Date: 4/12/2017
Photo Credit: Alan Martin
Description: This picture was from a complaint that I had received. The property owner was recycling the metals and chiefly copper. Each of these old A/C units had been onsite for a year. I found that the bases of these units were holding enough water that I found mosquito larvae in April. The grass was cut and the balance of the yard was well maintained except for the HVAC graveyard.
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