As of 10/7/25, WCPH WIC program hopes to have sufficient funds to remain open until the week of October 20th. Once funding for food benefits is depleted, our WIC program will shut down until funding is reinstated from the federal government. If the program shuts down, all remaining October benefits will be permanently gone (even if not used by the families). Participants are encouraged to keep their appointments and use their benefits until receiving notice that the program has shutdown.

Report A Problem

Have a complaint about environmental health in Whitman County? Use the form to the right, or call a specialist today at (509) 397-6280. Ensure your report is specific and falls within these categories to help us address legitimate concerns efficiently.

Reporting an Environmental Health Concern
Use this form to notify our Environmental Health team about concerns in the following areas:

Hazards & Toxics: Report illegal dumping or improper disposal of harmful substances.
Pools & Spa Safety: Issues with public or private pool sanitation and safety.
Water Quality: Concerns about pollution, contamination, or unsafe drinking water.
Onsite Septic: Problems with septic systems impacting the environment.

Have A Food Safety Concern?

To tell us about a confirmed or suspected food poisoning or other food safety concern in a restaurant or place that serves food in Whitman County, click below.

Food Safety Complaint Form

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