HH-0026373 viewsPhoto Date: 2016
Photo Credit: ANONYMOUS
Description: Using jumper cables to steal electricity
PV-0004372 viewsPhoto Date: Unknown
Photo Credit: Lee Green
Description: Bed Bugs
OWS-0026372 viewsPhoto Date: 02/07/2016
Photo Credit: Jason Ravenscroft
Description: Bleedout over soil absorption system
HH-0024371 viewsPhoto Date: 7/9/15
Photo Credit: Karl M Glaze
Description: This is a skeleton (demon skeleton) that was being built on the deck of a meth house.
*2017 Photo Contest Winner for General Environmental Health category
SW-0004370 viewsPhoto Date: 4/11/2001
Photo Credit: Jason Ravenscroft
Description: Fuel getting into a creek due to a release from an underground storage tank at a nearby gas station making its way into the storm sewer.
FS-0036370 viewsPhoto Date: 2/6/17
Photo Credit: Mariah Crawford
Description: This photo was taken in a grocery store. During the initial inspection, I noticed the floor drain with some standing black sewage water. It was the only drain in the establishment like this, and after exacerbating the plumbing with draining and running water, no sewage backups were noticed. During the reinspection, I I pulled back the cardboard to see maggots moving and crawling out of the drain.
POOL-0023370 viewsPhoto Date: 6/28/2016
Photo Credit: Jason Ravenscroft
Description: Broken pool coping and tile held together with tape.
ER-0008369 viewsPhoto Date: 2/2/2005
Photo Credit: Jason Ravenscroft
Description: Hydraulic fluid leaking from truck.
AQ-0006369 viewsPhoto Date: 09/09/2015
Photo Credit: Christine Stinson
Description: Hanging of a glove bag for removal of ACM in the pipe wrap.
PV-0002369 viewsPhoto Date: 4/15/2015
Photo Credit: Jeanette McGavic
Description: Temporary woodland pool mosquito breeding site in Noblesville, IN. This site breeds large numbers of Aedes vexans mosquitoes. A. vexans do not transmit any diseases, but they do transmit canine heartworm. A. vexans is the most abundant nuisance mosquito in Hamilton County.
OWS-0011369 viewsPhoto Date: 12-9-2004
Photo Credit: Ginger Harrington, Hendricks County Health Department
Description: The septic system was not functioning so the homeowner cut the effulent line and routed it so that the sewage went out of the tank and down the hill. I love sewage in the snow!
SHW-0013368 viewsPhoto Date: 11/24/2015
Photo Credit: Eric Kaufman
Description: The bottom of a glass bottom failed and resulted in a large mercury spill.
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