Whether you have questions about our services, need assistance with a form or permit, or want to speak with a member of our team, the Aspetuck Health District is ready to support you. Use the contact information below to reach the appropriate department or send us a message through our online form.
Have questions? Find quick answers to the most frequently asked questions about our services, programs, and public health resources.
How can I test my private well water?
Homeowners with private wells are responsible for the quality of their drinking water. While not required, testing is recommended. Click to learn more.
If I’m building a house addition, do I need a permit from the Health District?
The following project types do not require a permit from the Aspetuck Health District:
Replacing windows or siding in an existing structure.
Replacing a roof with an existing structure without raising the roof line or dripline.
Sheds or Patios <200 total square feet on non-permanent foundations (stone dust, crushed stone)
Roof mounted solar panels.
Fencing
Deck renovation on an existing permitted deck with no change in existing dripline footprint.
Non-retaining, loose boulder walls, constructed on grade without the use of a footing will not require a permit or approval from AHD
For any questions on projects not noted above list, please contact the Health District for a determination on Connecticut Public Health Code implications and compliance.
For questions about a submitted application, please email environmentalhealth@aspetuckhd.org. Note which type of permit you applied for and the property address.
What can I do with unused or unwanted medications?
Contact your local police department’s non-emergency number. Many police departments have secure medication drop boxes for the public.
How can I look at property files?
Please follow the instructions here: File Search Page or download the File Searches PDF
What should I do with the tick that I’ve found on my child?
Ticks removed from people can be sent to the State of Connecticut to test for tick borne illnesses. Complete the tick form and drop it off at the Health District. There is a $10 service charge and results will be emailed to you within two weeks.
What should I do if I’ve found a bat in my house?
If you have a live bat, please call a Nuisance Wildlife Control Officer or consult a veterinarian to have the bat euthanized. Call the Health District if you have a dead bat that may need to be submitted to the State of CT for rabies testing. Note that only dead animals can be accepted,
Where can I access my or my child’s vaccination record?
Your healthcare provider reports all vaccinations to CT WiZ (CT Immunization Information System), a web-based system that maintains complete and secure immunization records for people vaccinated in Connecticut. To access your vaccination record in Connecticut, click here.
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