Inspections, Investigations and Monitoring

York Region monitors beach water to make sure it is safe for swimming. If not, signs are posted at the beach and results are posted here for the public.

Farm owners/operators who employ and house international agricultural workers have a responsibility to ensure workers’ housing accommodations and drinking water are safe.

Reports on premises where an infection prevention and control (IPAC) lapse was identified.

Lyme disease is an illness that is spread through the bite of an infected blacklegged tick — also known as a deer tick.

Owners and/or operators of small drinking water systems must ensure their water is safe to drink. Understand your roles and responsibilities under provincial law.

Look up reports for vendors that have been convicted for the sale and/or supply of tobacco and electronic cigarettes to youth.

West Nile virus can cause serious illness in humans. It can be passed to humans if they are bitten by an infected mosquito.

YorkSafe is an inspection disclosure program. You can look up the most current routine health inspection reports and complaint-based inspection reports for restaurants, pools, splash pads, small drinking water systems, personal service settings, recreational camps and child care centres including before and after school programs.