Westchester County Department of Health

Understand the local laws that apply to your business and know when a permit is required.

•  Dangerous Dog Registry
  
  
• Living Will and Health Care Proxy
  
  
• Notice of Privacy Practices - English and Spanish
  
  
• Patient's Bill of Rights and Responsibilities - English and Spanish
  
  
• Sanitary Code
  
  
• Monthly Violations and Penalties
  
  
• Tanning Salon Law
  
  

If you do not see the form you need, call the county Health Department at (914) 813-5000.

NEW: We now accept credit card payments for your applications. Please use this fillable payment form to submit along with your application for credit card payments.

Air Quality Program Application Forms and Guidelines for Automotive and surface coating processes, Boilers, Diesel emission standards, Dry cleaners, Incinerators, Industrial sources, Portable rock crushing equipment, Stationary rock crushing equipment.

Animal Diseases and Forms

Beach & Pool Operator Forms

Backflow Prevention (Cross Connection Control)

Camp Operator Forms

Communicable Disease Reporting Forms such as,

• COVID-19 Reporting Form for Providers Serving Westchester County Residents, fillable
• WCDOH Communicable Disease Reporting requirements (Updated 1/2024)
• Communicable Disease Reporting Form 389
• STD Reporting Form Fillable 
• TB Patient Intake Sheet fillable 

Food Service (including forms and information for starting a food business in Westchester County)

Land Development Program

Offsite Wastewater and Sewage Program

Petroleum Bulk Storage

Pesticide Neighbor Notification Signs

Pool & Beach Operator Forms

Private Well Water Testing Law and Rules and Regulations

Public Water Supply

Realty Subdivision

Septic System Management

• Westchester County sewer district septic service reimbursement 

Solid Waste Management

Summer Camp Operator Forms

Temporary Residence

X-Ray Equipment

Diesel engines are used in wide range of applications, which include on-road and nonroad Vehicles, such as trucks, buses and construction equipment. Diesel exhaust emits harmful tiny particles known as fine particulate matter. Diesel engines are one of the largest sources of fine particulate matter as well as ozone-forming nitrogen oxides and toxic air pollutants. Fine particles and ozone pose public health problems.

The use of ultra-low sulfur diesel fuel in combination with pollution control equipment such as particulate matter filters can reduce particulate matter emissions by more than 90 percent.

Air Quality Onroad and Nonroad Vehicle Emission Standards
Westchester County is taking important steps to cleaner air by requiring on-road and nonroad diesel vehicles owned, leased and operated by or on behalf of the County, when used to perform County work to utilize Ultra Low Sulfur Diesel Fuel (sulfur content not to exceed 15 ppm) and Best Available Control Technology. The Westchester County Onroad and Nonroad Vehicle Emission Standards, Chapter 873, Article XIII, Section 873.1329 (the Law) was duly adopted on February 6, 2006 and became effective February 10, 2006.

While the Federal Government has set standards for new diesel engines (2007 and newer); existing diesel engines require retrofits of air pollution controls under this Law.

Information and Forms

• Onroad and Nonroad Vehicles – Emission Standards (Powerpoint Presentation - When the presentation is launched, click anywhere in the window to advance the slides.)
• Summary of the law (updated 1/2021)
• Law (Chapter 873, Article XIII, Section 873.1329)
• Notice to contractors
• Frequently Asked Questions (updated 1/2021)
• Form I – Vehicle/Equipment Information
• Form II - Vehicle/Equipment ULSDF usage

For more information regarding diesel fuel and nonroad diesel vehicle and equipment, go to Environmental Protection Agency Diesel Fuel and Nonroad Equipment.

Request for Proposals (RFP's)