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Adult Immunization & Travel Clinic 554-2625
Agriculture Program (under Environmental Health Sec.) 252-3830
AIDS Services 554-9000
Birth Records 554-2700
Communicable Disease 554-2830
Complaints (pests, garbage, pigeons, unsanitary conditions, see link for more) 252-3805
Customer Service & Information,
City & County of San Francisco		 3-1-1 (outside the 415 Area Code: 415-701-2311)
Death Records 554-2700
DPH General Information 554-2500
DPH Human Resources 206-5538
Employment 206-5538
Food Facilities Complaints/Restaurant Inspections 252-3800
Food Poisoning 252-3800
Forms issued by Environmental Health (see permits below) 252-3800
Laguna Honda Hospital 759-2300
Massage Licensing Program 252-3882
Maternal & Child Health 1-800-300-9950
Mental Health 1-888-246-3333
Mosquito Control-file a report/complaint 252-3806
Permits issued by Environmental Health (including: cross connection, new/remodel/existing food facilities, HMUPA, LOP, massage licensing, tattoo licensing, tobacco permits, swimming pools, monitoring wells, etc.) 252-3800
Poison Control 1-800-876-4766
Primary Care Clinics 206-5166
Restaurant Complaints 252-3800
Sexually Transmitted Disease (STD) 487-5575
San Francisco General Hospital 206-8000
Smoking Complaints in public places 581-2445
Substance Abuse 1-800-750-2727
Suicide Prevention 781-0500
Tuberculosis Control 206-8524
Weights & Measures (under Environmental Health Sec.) 252-3884
West Nile Virus Prevention & Mosquito Control 252-3806


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Environmental Health Inspectors inspect over 7,000 locations including restaurants, bars, markets, bakeries, pushcarts, stadium food facilities and any other facility that serves food to the public. Inspections reduce the number of food-related illnesses by providing information to the public.