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Friday, November 20, 2009

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Do you have Frequently Asked Question (FAQ) about what Linn County can do for you? Check our listing of FAQ questions to find your answers.

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General Health Questions

I am selling my home that has a septic system and a well. A lending company says I need to have them checked. What do I do?

How would my child become lead poisoned?

Can I volunteer to help prepare Linn County against emergencies posed by natural and man-made disasters?

I plan to travel overseas. Should I be concerned about any diseases and do I need any vaccinations?

Where can I get my child tested for lead poisoning?

Where do I get information on OSHA-type worker safety rules?

My business needs to install equipment that requires venting. Do I need a permit for my air exhaust?

Where can I get tested for sexually transmitted diseases?

Where can I get the 8-hour Lead Safe Work Practices training?

Indoor

What is radon?

Where can radon test kits be purchased?

Can new homes be built to lessen the entry of radon into the home?

Can my work, home or school be inspected for indoor air quality (IAQ) concerns?

Outdoor

What can I do to protect myself from mosquitoes and the West Nile Virus?

Why can I not burn my leaves and garden material when I live in Cedar Rapids, Hiawatha or Marion?

Purchasing Division

Recorder

Risk Management

Sheriff's Office - Sheriff Brian D. Gardner

Soil Conservation

Treasurer

Veteran Affairs

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