Environmental Health
Food Handler Class (Food School) schedule and information.
Food service inspections are just one of the many services provided by the Environmental Health Division. To access the database of restaurant inspections, click here.
It’s pool season! If you need to take a Pool School class to receive your Certified Pool Operator certificate, you can find more information here.
Click here to find out how to open a business with food.
Other services provided:
- Inspections of:
Restaurants and bars
Places selling pre-packaged food (like grocery stores)
Hotels, motels, bed and breakfasts
Food service in schools, day cares, institutions, and camps
Swimming pools and spas open to the public - Performing investigations and consultations on:
Potential food borne disease
Potential rabies exposure
Health-related complaints
Mosquito and vector control - Providing technical services:
Instruct Food Handlers class and administer tests
Extensive plan review of food establishments before construction
Some services may be provided through your city government. Check the websites for the City of Norman, the City of Moore, the City of Noble, the City of Lexington, and Slaughterville for explanations of what services they provide.
Need information on wells, septic tanks, drinking water, or air quality? The Oklahoma Department of Environmental Quality handles these subjects.
Need information on barbers, cosmetologists, nail technicians, or massage therapists? The Oklahoma Board of Cosmetology handles these subjects.
Contact us!
We can be reached at 405-321-4048, and questions can be emailed to ClevelandEnvironmental@health.ok.gov. We are located at the Norman office of the Cleveland County Health Department at 250 12th AVE NE, Norman, OK 73071.
To help with social distancing efforts to slow the spread of the novel coronavirus, we are suspending our food handler card and pool school classes until further notice. Employees without cards will not be required to get one before classes resume. We are working on an on-line food handler course to fill the need, but it is not yet in place. Pool school will be rescheduled. We will announce when classes resume.
For more information click here.
Help prevent foodborne illness before the food gets to your home! Check out Start at the Store: 7 Ways to Prevent Foodborne Illness, a guide by the FDA, for information.
View FDA recalls or the USDA recalls.
