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Food Safety - Kamloops Health Protection Office

Health Protection Services staff are responsible for protecting human health by managing potential health risk in publicly accessible facilities. Our goal is to minimize environmental health risks through the application of Public Health law including issuance of operating permits and licenses, inspection activity, responding to complaints and incidents and by conducting investigations. We also promote public health protection through advocacy, partnerships, and health education.

Address:

Kamloops Health Protection Office

519 Columbia Street

Kamloops, BC V2C 2T8

Phone: 250-851-7340

Toll Free: 1-855-744-6328

Fax: 250-851-7341

Hours of operation:
8am - 4:30pm

Wheelchair accessible:

Yes

N/A

Find a service near you

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South Cariboo Health Promotion Office	555 Cedar Avenue	100 Mile House
Cranbrook Health Protection Office	#103 - 1700 4th St. South	Cranbrook
Creston Health Unit	312 - 15th Avenue North	Creston
Grand Forks Public Health	7441 2nd Street	Grand Forks
Invermere Health Centre	850 - 10th Avenue	Invermere
Invermere Health Protection Office	Box 2069, 850 - 10th Avenue	Invermere
Kamloops Health Protection Office	519 Columbia Street	Kamloops
Community Health & Services Centre	505 Doyle Avenue	Kelowna
Kelowna Health Protection Office	505 Doyle Avenue	Kelowna
Nelson Health Protection Office	333 Victoria Street	Nelson
Osoyoos Health Centre	4816 - 89th Street	Osoyoos
Penticton Health Protection Office	3090 Skaha Lake Road	Penticton
Salmon Arm Health Protection Office	851 - 16th Street NE	Salmon Arm
Kiro Wellness Centre	1500 Columbia Avenue	Trail
Vernon Health Protection Office	1440 - 14th Avenue	Vernon
Williams Lake Health Centre	540 Borland Street	Williams Lake
Williams Lake Health Protection Office	540 Borland Street	Williams Lake

Details

Contact your local Health Protection Office for more information.

Language

We offer this service in the following language(s):

English

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As a step towards reconciliation, Interior Health acknowledges the land that we live, work, and play on as the traditional territories of the Dakelh Dene, Ktunaxa, Nlaka’pamux, Secwepemc, St’at’imc, Syilx and Tsilhqot’in peoples. It is with humility that we continue to strengthen our relationships with the First Nation, Métis, and Inuit peoples of the interior.