Public Health Rules in Idaho (2026)
12 rules on the books across Idaho, 10 cities and counties. Select a rule to read the full details.
Severity: Few Restrictions · Light Restrictions · Some Restrictions · Significant Restrictions · Heavy Restrictions
Restaurant Grade Cards
Letter grade (A/B/C) public-display requirements for food facilities, what triggers a downgrade, and how the LA County DPH grading system works.
Rodent Control
Property owner duties to abate rats and mice, restrictions on second-generation anticoagulant rodenticides (CA AB-1788), and integrated-pest-management standards.
Ada County
Some RestrictionsAda County Code 5-2-4-2(A) bars letting waste accumulate on any property in the unincorporated county if it is likely…
Read full rule →Boise
Some RestrictionsBoise property owners must furnish pest-prevention equipment and exterminate insect or rodent infestations under the…
Read full rule →Bonneville County
Some RestrictionsBonneville County bans letting refuse pile up anywhere it can feed or shelter rodents, and requires every refuse…
Read full rule →Caldwell
Some RestrictionsCaldwell requires recreational vehicle parks to store refuse in flytight, watertight, rodentproof containers and apply…
Read full rule →Canyon County
Some RestrictionsCanyon County Code § 02-01-05 declares any condition on unincorporated property that permits, allows, or fosters the…
Read full rule →Idaho Falls
Some RestrictionsIdaho Falls makes it unlawful for any occupant to let refuse pile up on their property in a way that attracts rodents…
Read full rule →Meridian
Some RestrictionsMeridian's only rodent-control ordinance applies to licensed mobile home parks under City Code § 3-11-13: grounds and…
Read full rule →Pocatello
Some RestrictionsIn the City of Pocatello, letting trash, debris or clutter pile up so it breeds insects or harbors rodents is a…
Read full rule →Twin Falls County
Some RestrictionsUnincorporated Twin Falls County lists trash buildups that let rodents live or insects breed as an example of a…
Read full rule →Syringe Disposal
How residents must dispose of home-generated sharps (insulin syringes, EpiPens), including kiosk locations and take-back-mailer programs.
Food Handler Certification
CA Health & Safety Code §113948 food-handler-card requirement, retraining cycles, and how LA County DPH enforces certification at food facilities.