IEHA Photo Gallery

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POOL-0019355 viewsPhoto Date: 6-11-08
Photo Credit: Ginger Harrington, Hendricks County Health Department
Description: Unkept swimming pool that is now a mosquito harborage.
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FS-0029355 viewsPhoto Date: 5/5/2016
Photo Credit: Mariah Crawford
Description: This was taken during a complaint inspection about mice in an establishment. I found no evidence of mice themselves or activity, but was then presented with 2 plates (including the one in this photo). It was determined that this was an intentional contamination event. The mice were field mice that had been frozen. They were placed on the plates by an employee during transport from the kitchen to the banquet room.
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SW-0004354 viewsPhoto Date: 4/11/2001
Photo Credit: Jason Ravenscroft
Description: Fuel getting into a creek due to a release from an underground storage tank at a nearby gas station making its way into the storm sewer.
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FS-0034354 viewsPhoto Date: 7/19/17
Photo Credit: Tracy Hawkins, RRT Epidemiologist
Description: Food complaint showing a piece of metal found in a take-out cheeseburger. Burgers were made in-house and crimped metal tie closing poly tube of ground beef accidentally fell into bowl of ground beef being used to form patties. Valid complaint!
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POOL-0022354 viewsPhoto Date: 12/2/2017
Photo Credit: Jason Ravenscroft
Description: Ultraviolet light secondary disinfection system installed for an interactive water fountain.
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OWS-0027354 viewsPhoto Date: 10/19/2017
Photo Credit: Jason Ravenscroft
Description: Septic tank ‘abandoned’ by occupant putting trash and debris in tank. Home was not hooked up to sewer so I’m not sure why the tank was being ‘abandoned’.
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HH-0003353 viewsPhoto Date: 7/28/2000
Photo Credit: Jason Ravenscroft
Description: Barn with structural issues.
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SHW-0008352 viewsPhoto Date: 3/20/2002
Photo Credit: Jason Ravenscroft
Description: Unmarked and improperly stored 55-gallon drums of liquid waste.
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HH-0027352 viewsPhoto Date: 7/6/2001
Photo Credit: Ron Clark
Description: Mold in a hotel room from major roof leaks.
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POOL-0001351 viewsPhoto Date: 9/28/2011
Photo Credit: Jason Ravenscroft
Description: Safety equipment at an apartment complex swimming pool.
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ER-0010350 viewsPhoto Date: 10/21/2002
Photo Credit: Jason Ravenscroft
Description: Fuel or motor oil on the surface of a retention pond after a release.
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GW-0001350 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.
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