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Note: Other courses, upon notification by the Body Artist prior to taking the course, may be approved after review by TCHD; these courses must meet the definition of bloodborne pathogen course from BA-16, Section 1-103(f). Call your local TCHD Environmental Health office for more information.
No. Please arrange to pay the entire fee at one time. In addition to cash and check payment, Tri-County Health Department will accept credit card payments over the phone and through our online payment site .
Yes. On-site inspections will be conducted during the event to ensure compliance. Artists participating in temporary body art events must comply with all applicable sections of the Tri-County Health Department Rules and Regulations for Body Art Establishments Regulation No. BA-16. A Temporary Event License Application must be completed and submitted by the event coordinator to TCHD at least thirty (30) days prior to the proposed start date of the event. For more information, contact your local TCHD Environmental Health office.
Yes. Section 10-1001 of the Tri-County Health Department Rules and Regulations for Body Art Establishments requires mobile body art establishments to obtain a Body Art Establishment License. Mobile body art establishments must comply with all applicable sections of the Tri-County Health Department Rules and Regulations for Body Art Establishments Regulation No. BA-16 and must receive an annual licensing inspection from Tri-County Health Department. The Body Art Establishment License Application can be found here: Body Art License Application. For more information, contact your local TCHD Environmental Health office.