Public Health Rules in Bristol, PA (2026)
1 verified public health rules for Bristol, Pennsylvania, sourced directly from the municipal code and official government pages.
Verified from official government sources
Rodent Control
In Bristol Borough, Pennsylvania, the Borough Inspector decides when rats, roaches or other disease vectors make a building a health nuisance. Owners then abate it on the Inspector's schedule using a certified professional exterminator, or the Borough does it at the owner's expense. Fines under § 10-704 start at $100 and rise to $1,000 for a fourth violation.
Rodent and Vector Infestation Rules in Bristol Borough, PA
Some RestrictionsBristol Borough Code § 10-701
When the Borough Inspector determines that an infestation of a building by rats, roaches or other potential disease vectors exists such as to be a health nuisance, owners of property believed to be a source of infestation or to be affected by the infestation shall be responsible to abate such nuisance in a manner and on a schedule prescribed by the Borough Inspector. All such nuisance abatement...
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