Government

Health

The City of Claremont, NH is a self-inspecting city and has two health officers to meet all the needs of the businesses and citizens of the City. We offer a vast array of services and are a wealth of knowledge for anyone requiring information, inspections & investigations. Please call or email whenever the need arises and we will be happy to help.

FOOD SERVICE ESTABLISHMENTS:
2017 Food Code

Claremont City Code Sec. 8-93. - License required.

It shall be unlawful for any person, within the limits of the city, to operate a food service establishment, an occasional food service establishment without first obtaining a food service license as herein provided. 

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Food Poisoning Complaints and Investigations
(For Emergencies Dial 911)

HOUSING, PROPERTY MAINTENANCE AND PUBLIC HEALTH COMPLAINTS

We can help you with many different types of complaints related to your housing or any public health concerns. For assistance simply fill out a complaint form and submit it to the City. We will process the complaint as soon as possible and in many cases an Inspector will follow up and request access for an inspection the same or next business day.

There are multiple tools used for enforcement of these types of complaints and violations; from State Law, to Local Ordinances or even the International Property Maintenance Code. If you have any question about a possible code violation, contact your Health Officer/Building Inspector.

Environmental Health Complaints and Investigations
Public Health Nuisance Complaints and Investigations

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BED BUGS

Education and cooperation are very important parts of successfully eliminating a bed bug infestation. The Bed Bug Law, NH RSA 48-A:14 I,I-a and NH RSA 540-A:3 are the State Statues that govern the enforcement of a bed bug infestation. The law simply requires a landlord to respond to a bed bug complaint within 7 days, and to provide treatment "that substantially reduces the presence of bed bugs in a dwelling unit for a period of at least 60 days". If there is no cooperation between the tenant and landlord on a comprehensive program to remediate an infestation the problem will continue, even with Health Officer enforcement, and possibly spread to other dwelling units or buildings.

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DAY CARE/CHILDCARE FACILITY INSPECTIONS

Day Care/Child Care Facility Inspection

FOSTER CARE HOUSING INSPECTION

Foster Care Housing Inspection

HEALTH OFFICERS

Matt Kingery
Deputy Building Inspector & Health Officer
City of Claremont, NH
603-504-0346 (direct line)
 
Joel Tremblay
Chief Building Official & Health Officer
City of Claremont, NH
603-504-0348 (direct line)
 
 

 

 

Lead Paint and Healthy Homes

Sullivan County NH was awarded a $1.7 Million grant from the U.S. Department of Housing and Urban Development (HUD) to address lead-paint and healthy housing issues in units occupied by low-income households.

Click here to find out more about lead testing and removal in your home and water.

Lead Paint and Healthy Homes

Sullivan County NH was awarded a $1.7 Million grant from the U.S. Department of Housing and Urban Development (HUD) to address lead-paint and healthy housing issues in units occupied by low-income households.

Click here to find out more about lead testing and removal in your home and water.