Environmental & Consumer Health

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7901 Goforth Rd
Dallas, TX 75238
+1 (214) 670-8083
https://www.dallascityhall.com

Environmental & Consumer Health is a government agency based in Dallas, Texas, dedicated to ensuring code compliance and promoting consumer health in the local community.

The agency operates through various neighborhood code districts located across the city, including Central, Northeast, Northwest, North Central, Southeast, Southwest, and South Central, each serving specific areas and providing essential services to maintain a safe and healthy environment for residents.

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