Contact our office at (574) 875-3391 and let the person answering the phone know you have a complaint.

Yes. Any damage, even as minor as a scratch or a broken tracer wire, requires the excavator to notify the operator of that utility. We recommend excavators get into the routine of taking pictures of the excavation site prior to beginning to dig. A digital camera works best for this purpose because you can simply erase any pictures at the end of the job if no damage happens.

Facilities applying to enter the OEL program must submit a valid and current Emission Summary and Dispersion Modelling (ESDM) Report. An ESDM report is the way that facilities demonstrate that their air emissions are in compliance with the Ministry’s point of impingement limits, as set out in regulation or in guidance material. The ESDM report is one consideration in the Ministry’s assessment of whether the Facility has a good compliance record, an entry requirement for OEL.

Since STTU is structured as an MTT, we no longer maintain a permanent training facility. Most training is done on military or governmental facilities, or arrangements are made with local shooting ranges and training facilities suitable for the required training.

Casa Palmera is a licensed hospital in a comfortable residential setting. We offer 24/7 nursing care in conjunction with multiple treatment and therapeutic modalities.

The Environmental Health Division investigates consumer complaints regarding food safety and sanitation at all retail food facilities in Orange County. If you have a consumer complaint regarding an Orange County food facility, please call (714) 433-6000 to report the complaint. Please provide the name and address of the facility you want investigated and explain the conditions you are reporting.

A Breaking and Entering Report needs to be filled out and returned to this office if the theft involved controlled substances. The Board office will distribute copies to the federal DEA and the local pharmacy board compliance officer for their records and review. This form can be obtained by calling our office (515) 281-5944, via E-mail request, (barbara.lee@ibpe.state.ia.us) or by downloading here.

Report the emissions under the same ID, since there is no ID changes for simple name change. Indicate name change on Form A and all forms. Call Customer Service or Permit Services and follow instructions for official change of company's name. The old owner is generally responsible for the period he/she owns the facility, and the new owner is responsible for the remaining period.

To request routine maintenance services in academic buildings or to report problems, call 273-4400; Refer to our Service Guide for more detail on services.

Yes. The project will produce a set of tested symbols for common health signage terminology with guidelines and standards for using the new system in health facilities. Promotional materials to increase public understanding of the symbols will also be developed. Collectively these products are referred to as a “kit of parts.

A financing option or technical assistance option provided by a funding or technical assistance source.

Facilities can fax the information using the Division's Incident Report form to the Complaint & Incident Reporting fax number. This form is available by calling the Division of Long Term Care Residents Protection in New Castle County or Kent/Sussex Counties. Facilities can also e-mail the information to the Division, at ltc.residents.protection@state.de.us . Facilities must include all of the information given on the Division's Incident Report form. No.

Reporting to the Criteria Pollutant Emissions Inventory is based on many things and is determined by a review of the facility's air quality files, including the current air permit and application. Requirements to submit a Criteria Pollutant Emissions Inventory are outlined in LAC 33:III.919. If you still have questions, please send an email to EI-TEDI-TRI@la.gov.

A participant facility is a Class II Hospital Pharmacy that elects to participate in the program, and accepts donated cancer drugs and supplies under the program.

The ideal mounting location for the Twist'n Fill system is over a janitorial sink. In older clinics that do not have a janitorial sink, select a sink location that has good water flow and convenient location. Locating the unit over a sink will minimize drippage onto the floor. The 3M Twist'N Fill System comes with the hardware to hook up to standard ¾" coarse thread such as used to connect garden hoses.

Yes, you may join as many facilities as you like. LIVE FOR LIFE will combine your membership fees into one deduction.