ONSITE WASTE WATER PROTECTION
Many residents in Jackson County use wells as their primary source of water and septic tanks to handle waste water. For the safety of citizens and of the environment, Jackson County issues permits for and conducts inspections of wells and septic tanks.
Before beginning construction, you must apply for and obtain a well permit and/or septic system permit from the Jackson County Environmental Health. All applications must be completed and include an applicable fee. Once Jackson County Environmental Health has received all pieces of your application and the applicable fee, an Environmental Health Specialist will assist you with the permitting process.
Are you a HOME OWNER and need TO APPLY FOR A SEPTIC OR WELL PERMIT?
Jackson County Environmental Health keeps a list of engineers, consultants, and surveyors that have worked in Jackson County. Please note that the Jackson County Department of Public Health does not endorse any private business. The provision of information on any private business is for informational purposes only. If you need contact information for local engineers, consultants, or surveyors, please contact Jackson County Environmental Health by calling 828-587-8250 or -8253.
Are you an AGENT OR REPRESENATIVE OF THE OWNER and need TO APPLY FOR A SEPTIC OR WELL PERMIT?
Jackson County Environmental Health keeps a list of engineers, consultants, and surveyors that have worked in Jackson County. Please note that the Jackson County Department of Public Health does not endorse any private business. The provision of information on any private business is for informational purposes only. If you need contact information for local engineers, consultants, or surveyors, please contact Jackson County Environmental Health by calling 828-587-8250 or -8253.