Public Facilities Inspections

Bullitt County Health Department (BCHD) works with the Cabinet for Health and Family Services to enforce State Public Health Laws and Regulations for many types of public facilities. BCHD conducts routine inspections in the following program areas to ensure compliance with state rules designed to protect the public’s health.

The Bullitt County Health Department permits hotel and motel facilities that are available to the public as a place where sleeping accommodations are provided. These facilities are inspected for sanitation and safety risks at a minimum of once a year. This does not include apartments, dormitories, hostels, single or multi-family homes, or vacation rental cabins.

https://www.chfs.ky.gov/agencies/dph/dphps/emb/Pages/hotelmotel_archive.aspx

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The Bullitt County Health Department permits mobile home and recreational vehicle (RV) communities and inspects them a minimum of once a year. Any parcel of land which contains two or more spaces intended for residential use or transient dwelling is included in this program.

https://www.chfs.ky.gov/agencies/dph/dphps/emb/Pages/mobilehome_archive.aspx

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School facilities are any facilities established, maintained, or operated for educational purposes, including public, parochial, and private facilities enrolling students in grades Kindergarten through 12th grade including vocational education facilities, but excluding day care facilities and individuals teaching their own children. The Bullitt County Health Department inspects school facilities at least twice each year to enforce uniform sanitary standards for a safe and healthy environment.

https://www.chfs.ky.gov/agencies/dph/dphps/emb/Pages/school_archive.aspx

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The Bullitt County Health Department inspects youth camps at a minimum of twice each year for a safe and sanitary environment to protect the health and safety of children attending camps. This includes both residential and day camps for campers younger than 18.

Child day care facilities are regulated by the Office of the Inspector General, Division of Regulated Child Care.

https://www.chfs.ky.gov/agencies/dph/dphps/emb/Pages/youthcamp_archive.aspx