Story County hears quarterly environmental health update; septic code changes expected Sept. 10
County environmental health staff reported near-complete aquatic inspections, distribution of about 30 indoor air-quality test kits, heavy private-well program use and impending septic-code rule changes effective Sept. 10; staff certification and FY26 contract funding changes were also noted.
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Story County Board of Supervisors on Aug. 12 heard a quarterly environmental health report highlighting near-complete aquatic inspections, wider indoor air-quality testing, heavy use of private-well grant funds and upcoming septic-code rule changes expected to take effect Sept. 10. Kimberly, an environmental health staff member, presented the report.
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