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Mobile Home, R.V. Parks, Recreational Camps, and Migrant Farm Worker Housing are establishments that each require an operating permit from the Florida Department of Health. Any changes or modifications to the park facilities must be approved by the Health Department.

Mobile Home/ R.V. Parks are inspected each year to assure that water supply and sewage disposal facilities are properly maintained, garbage is being properly handled and disposed, and general sanitation of park is maintained in good order, i.e. no junk, stray animals, rodent harborage, etc. If the park has a swimming pool, that is also inspected. Recreational Vehicle Parks must post their site rates and have the current rate schedule filed with the local health department. For information on Health Issues, Business Issues, Application Forms, & other information please visit the Bureau of Community Environmental Health

Migrant Farm Worker Housing: The objective of this program is to reduce the risk of communicable disease transmission and injury among migrant farm workers by establishing comprehensive and uniform procedures for permitting and inspecting migrant housing. Brochures providing an overview of the program have been produced in English (823kb PDF) and Spanish (552kb PDF). The text from the Spanish language version is also available in html. For information on Health Issues, Business Issues, Application Forms, and other information please visit the Bureau of Community Environmental Health's Migrant Farm Worker Housing page.

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