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A Closer Look Inspections A Closer Look Inspections is a US EPA and NYS DOH listed radon contractor. Services also include radon testing, diagnostics and mitigation, water quality testing, septic dye testing, and residential structural and mechanical inspections. The company provides free in-house consultation and estimates for mitigation of elevated radon levels. Tom McHugh P.O. Box 145 Dryden NY 13053 607-844-3399
See above for services. EPA brochures are available free by request, they include: “Citizens’ Guide to Radon”, “Consumers’ Guide to Radon Reduction Methods”, “Buyers’ and Sellers’ Guide to Radon Testing Methods”.

Cornell Cooperative Extension of Tompkins County Cornell Cooperative Extension’s mission is to disseminate and encourage the application of research generated knowledge and leadership techniques to individuals, families, businesses, and communities. CCE offers programs for youth and adults in many areas, including natural resources appreciation and stewardship, preservation of indoor and outdoor environments, water quality education, non-point source pollution prevention, land use policy, composting, waste reduction, and pesticide education. Sharon Anderson 615 Willow Ave. Ithaca NY 14850 607-272-2292 Publications on composting, water quality, water and sewer systems, indoor air quality, forestry for a variety of purposes, home gardening, pest management, soils, environmental education and stewardship and curricula for youth and adults who work with youth. Services from the CCE include: public forums on environmental issues, satellite conferences, plant diagnositic services, soil nutrient testing, pest management recommendations, telephone helplines, training for adults who work with youth, and volunteer leaders for 4-H clubs.

Tompkins County Division of Environmental Health The Division of Environmental Health is a regulatory and educational agency that investigates and controls public health concerns, which include drinking water, sewage treatment, recreation facilities, open burning, rabies, and food services. John Andersson 401 Harris B. Dates Dr. Ithaca NY 14850 607-274-6688
The Division provides inspections and permits, public health nuisance and emergency response, facility operator education, and public outreach. Other services include inventories of waste sites, regulated facilities, and water systems.

organization	organization_description	first name	address	city	state	zip	contact_phone	available resources	available services
A Closer Look Inspections	A Closer Look Inspections is a US EPA and NYS DOH listed radon contractor. Services also include radon testing, diagnostics and mitigation, water quality testing, septic dye testing, and residential structural and mechanical inspections. The company provides free in-house consultation and estimates for mitigation of elevated radon levels.	Tom McHugh	P.O. Box 145	Dryden	NY	13053	607-844-3399		See above for services. EPA brochures are available free by request, they include: “Citizens’ Guide to Radon”, “Consumers’ Guide to Radon Reduction Methods”, “Buyers’ and Sellers’ Guide to Radon Testing Methods”.
Cornell Cooperative Extension of Tompkins County	Cornell Cooperative Extension’s mission is to disseminate and encourage the application of research generated knowledge and leadership techniques to individuals, families, businesses, and communities. CCE offers programs for youth and adults in many areas, including natural resources appreciation and stewardship, preservation of indoor and outdoor environments, water quality education, non-point source pollution prevention, land use policy, composting, waste reduction, and pesticide education.	Sharon Anderson	615 Willow Ave.	Ithaca	NY	14850	607-272-2292	Publications on composting, water quality, water and sewer systems, indoor air quality, forestry for a variety of purposes, home gardening, pest management, soils, environmental education and stewardship and curricula for youth and adults who work with youth.	Services from the CCE include: public forums on environmental issues, satellite conferences, plant diagnositic services, soil nutrient testing, pest management recommendations, telephone helplines, training for adults who work with youth, and volunteer leaders for 4-H clubs.
Tompkins County Division of Environmental Health	The Division of Environmental Health is a regulatory and educational agency that investigates and controls public health concerns, which include drinking water, sewage treatment, recreation facilities, open burning, rabies, and food services.	John Andersson	401 Harris B. Dates Dr.	Ithaca	NY	14850	607-274-6688		The Division provides inspections and permits, public health nuisance and emergency response, facility operator education, and public outreach. Other services include inventories of waste sites, regulated facilities, and water systems.