Environmental Health
Westside Smoke Odors
If you wish to file a complaint regarding outdoor odors, you may submit the following documents to TCEQ:
An odor log is used to assess the frequency and duration of the odors to determine if nuisance conditions exist and the most appropriate time to conduct an odor survey of your area. A signed written statement from the complainant is used to document the potential emissions and how the use and enjoyment of the property have been impacted.
For further information on the TCEQ Complaint Investigation process see our public webpage link “How the TCEQ Handles Environmental Complaints” or contact:
Robert Lewis, Environmental Investigator, Waste Section - Solid Waste
Texas Commission on Environmental Quality - DFW Region 4 Office
2309 Gravel Drive, Fort Worth, 76118
817-588-5904
Robert.Lewis@tceq.texas.gov
What the Environmental Health Department Does
Environmental Health protects residents, businesses, visitors and guests from potential environmental hazards by monitoring and regulating situations that can impact public health.
We achieve this through the following activities:
- Food service licensing and inspection
- Mosquito and vector control
- Public and semi-public pool licensing and inspections
- Water pollution investigations
- Liquid waste transportation licensing and inspections
- Environmental complaints and requests for service
- Special temporary event permits
- Emergency response to environmental and public health incidents