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Franklin Public Health is the starting point before the district handoff

Franklin County environmental-health errands should start with Public Health and keep the Malone office and district-office route together.

Published July 6, 2026 · Last verified July 6, 2026

Franklin County public-health questions can cover a lot of ground, from a Malone office contact to restaurant inspection records and environmental-health follow-up. The county Public Health page gives the local office route at the courthouse on West Main Street in Malone. The programs page points environmental-district questions to the district office and also points people toward New York’s restaurant inspection data.

That split is worth keeping straight in a county that stretches from Malone and Fort Covington to Saranac Lake, Tupper Lake, Chateaugay, Bombay, Moira, and Westville. A food-service question, water concern, lodging question, camp question, or inspection follow-up can sound local in ordinary conversation, but the record trail may involve both Franklin County Public Health and a district office.

Start a small file before making calls. Put the address, business or event name, permit type, inspection date if known, and the Franklin County Public Health contact in one place. If the issue moves to the district office or a state inspection record, add that link to the same file. It saves the next person from starting over with only a town name and a vague memory of who called whom.

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