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Migrant Labor Camp Program
Florida Department of Health in St. Johns County Environmental Public Health Program
- 904-506-6081
- SJCHD.EH@flhealth.gov
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Fax
904-428-5659 -
Mailing Address
200 San Sebastian View
St. Augustine, FL, 32084
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Related websites & Contact Information
- Spanish Brochure -Ediciones De la Salud del Agricultor Emigrante
- Florida Department of Agriculture and Consumer Services
1-800-435-7352 - Florida Department of Business and Professional Regulation (DBPR)
1-850-487-1395 - Rights and Protections for Temporary Workers
- Emergency Preparedness
- Preparacion Para Emergencias (Espanol)
- 1910.142 Temporary Labor Camp Standards
- Farmworker Career Development Program
- Migrant Education Program
- Coalition of Florida Farmworker Organizations
- The Farmworker Association of Florida
- FL DBPR Farm Labor Registration
- US Department of Labor
- Migrant And Seasonal Agricultural Worker Protection Act (MSPA)
- HUD's Chapter 10 Housing Quality Standards
- HUD Farmworker Housing
Human Trafficking Links
Migrant Farmworker Housing
Health Issues
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.
For more information please visit: Florida Department of Health – Migrant Farmworker Housing.
Inspection Reports and Data
The Florida Department of Health Maintains
Inspection Reports and Data.
Forms
Application for a Migrant Labor Camp or Residential Migrant Housing Permit
Forms are also available for pick-up at our Service Center.
Permit & Service Fee’s
Apply for a Permit
Migrant Labor Camps and Residential Migrant Housing need a permit prior to opening. For assistance and guidance in obtaining a permit, contact DOH–St. Johns Environmental Health. A Migrant Farmworker Housing Guideline Document is available to provide basic knowledge of the rules and regulations applying to Migrant Labor Camps and Residential Migrant Housing.
For more information on Permit & Service Fee’s call this Service Center.
Sanitation and health standards relating to construction, operation, and maintenance of migrant labor camps and residential migrant housing can be found in the following Florida Statutes and Administrative codes.
Statutes & Administrative Codes
To view the related Florida Statutes & Administrative Codes, please visit:
Hard copies are also available for review at this Service Center.
Note: This page contains materials in the Portable Document Format (PDF). The free Adobe Reader may be required to view these files.
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