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This page provides information about
Wrexham County Borough Public Health services, which are part of the Public Protection Department.
The Public Health service aims to protect the public from nuisances and
risks to health arising from irresponsible dog ownership, pest infestations,
anti-social behaviour and recreational water.
Pest Control
Around 5000 domestic and business premises are treated for a variety
of pest infestations each year. There is a charge for this service although
certain residents are exempt.
Please also see Pest Control
and Pest Control Frequently Asked Questions.
See also: Online Pest
Control reporting form
Dog Warden Service
Almost 700 stray dogs are seized by the Dog Warden Service annually.
This is a statutory function which aims to reduce the problems from stray
dogs such as fouling, biting and road accidents. Please see further information on Dog Fouling >>
Please also see Dog Warden frequently
asked questions.
See also: Online Dog
Warden reporting form
Environmental Enforcement Officers
Environmental Enforcement Officers are employed to reduce the extent of dog fouling, littering
and anti-social behaviour in public places. This is achieved through a
combination of education campaigns and enforcement patrols. Please see further information on Amenity Wardens >>
Please also see Dog Warden frequently
asked questions.
Statutory Nuisance
The section investigates complaints of noise, smells, smoke and accumulations
such as refuse which are causing a nuisance or are prejudicial to health.
Around 1200 complaints of this type are investigated each year.
Please also see Noise and Pollution
Control frequently asked questions.
See also: Online Pollution
reporting form
Drainage Problems
Advice is available on the responsibilities for dealing with defective
or blocked private drains, private sewers or septic tanks. Where neighbours
or other parties are unwilling to co-operate to resolve the problem amongst
themselves, the Section can serve notices obliging those responsible to
take remedial action.
Please also see Drainage
frequently asked questions.
Private Water Supplies
There are in the region of 300 private water supplies in the County Borough.
The Section is responsible for sampling the supplies to check on their
safety for consumption and taking action to make sure they are fit to
drink.
Contact Information
Telephone: 01978 298989
Email: contact-us@wrexham.gov.uk
Complete the online general enquiry
form
Address:
Wrexham County Borough Council
Public Protection Department
Ruabon Offices
High Street
Ruabon
Wrexham
LL14 6NH
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