Albuquerque - Official City Website

Environmental Health Department

Urban Coyotes
	Albuquerque is home to several types of wildlife including coyotes. The Environmental Health Department is working toward minimizing conflict between humans and coyotes. Here are some tips for living with coyotes in Albuquerque.
Healthy Living at Home
	Food safety Household waste disposal Oil & antifreeze recycling Noise monitoring
Environmental Disease Prevention
	Bug of The Month Mosquito Control Hepatitis Wildlife Influenza (Flu) Rodent Disease West Nile Virus
Environmental Consumer Services
	Keeping the environment healthy and safe includes: Restaurant inspections Standards for new restaurants Special event vendor permits Emissions testing Pool Safety Piercing/Tattoo establishment inspections File a Complaint: Report a food or pool complaint
Environmental Protection
	Clean air and land is an important issue for everyone! The resources on our Ground water monitoring Landfill monitoring Air Quality homepage
Emergency Preparedness Through the Metropolitan Medical Response System (MMRS), the City of Albuquerque is prepared to respond to the range of mass casualty incidents—from weapons of mass destruction, epidemic outbreaks, natural disasters, and large-scale hazardous materials events.