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Division of Environmental Services
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Environmental Health Program
The Environmental Health program is responsible for the establishment and execution of municipal environmental program functions that are either State or locally mandated.
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Environmental Online Access
See what you can get via email to save yourself a trip to our office.
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Applications & Forms
View the contractor permits, business licenses and consumer information related to the Division of Environmental Services.
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Consumer Information
Find consumer information about power outages, hazardous waste, product recalls and other subjects related to the Division of Environmental Services.
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Beach Swimming Status
The 2019 Beach Water Testing Program runs from Memorial Day weekend through Labor Day for the Land Beaches and through mid September for Island Beach and Great Captain's Island.
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Laboratory
The Laboratory is licensed by the Connecticut Department of Public Health to perform a wide range of environmental and clinical services necessary for the promotion and advancement of community health.
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Environmental Services Fees
View the environmental services fees for Greenwich.
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Greenwich Weather
Check out data from the weather station on the roof of Town Hall
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Shellfish Bed Status
When shellfish areas are opened, closed, or reopened, announcements will be made through the local news and the Shellfish Hotline (203-622-7777).
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CT Fish Consumption Advisories
The Connecticut Department of Public Health issues a yearly advisory for reducing fish consumption when chemical levels in fish tissue are unsafe. Fish from Connecticut waters are a good, low cost source of protein.
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Check on Product Recalls
Use the Recalls website to check on product recalls.
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Upcoming Regulation Change for Food Establishments
Learn about upcoming regulation changes for food establishments. Please be aware that the State of CT Department of Public Health (DPH) is in the process of adopting the FDA Food Code, the full Code will be in effect January 1, 2019.
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Business Licensing -- Health