Environmental Health
- Arbovirus Mosquito-borne Illness
- Biomedical Waste
- Body Piercing
- Built and Natural Environment
- Demolitions
- Drinking Water Laboratory
- Environmental Health Preparedness
- Florida Healthy Beaches
- Food Hygiene
- Grease Interceptors
- Indian River Lagoon
- Migrant Labor
- Mobile Home Parks
- PACE-EH
- Private Well Water
- Rabies Surveillance (Animal Bites)
- Residential Facilities and Schools
- Rodent Control
- Seafood Consumption
- Small Quantity Generators
- Tanning
- Tattoo
Rodent Control
Environmental Health
- 772-794-7440
- zzzzFB_CHD31EH@flhealth.gov
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Fax
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Mailing Address
1900 27th Street
Vero Beach, FL 32960
Wild rodents can cause home damage, contaminate food, and cause illness in people and pets. Rodent infestations are more likely to occur when events, such as flooding, displace them. To avoid rodent infestation, remove potential rodent food and water sources and store food for people and pets in sealed containers. Clear away debris and other material that rodents can hide in. Safely clean up rodent droppings, urine and nesting areas, always wearing gloves and spraying material with disinfectant until thoroughly soaked before attempting to remove or clean.
For more information on rodent control, please visit the Florida Department of Health Rodent webpage.
For your convenience, please find a Rodent Control booklet created by the Florida Department of Health in Indian River County.
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