Plan ahead! Both the Castle Rock and Lone Tree Health Department offices will be closed on Tuesday, Nov. 19 from 11:45 a.m. – 1:45 p.m.
Plan ahead! Both the Castle Rock and Lone Tree Health Department offices will be closed on Tuesday, Nov. 19 from 11:45 a.m. – 1:45 p.m.
Body art facilities offer services such as tattooing, body piercings (not ear piercings), and permanent makeup. Douglas County Health Department regulates body art facilities to protect health and prevent disease. The health department inspects these facilities to verify they are compliant with health requirements. Environmental health staff also investigate complaints from the public.
View the Douglas County Health Department Rules and Regulations for Body Art Establishments.
To open and operate a body art facility, review and complete the Body Art Application. You may submit the application to EH@douglas.co.us or mail it to 410 S Wilcox St. Suite 103, Castle Rock, CO 80104. Once your application has been submitted, one of our inspectors will reach out to schedule an inspection. Following the inspection and final approval, a license will be issued.
View the Douglas County Health Department Rules and Regulations for Body Art Establishments.
Prior to operating, Body Art establishments must meet the following requirements to obtain a license and legally operate:
Application: Submit a Body Art Application.
Blood-borne pathogen training: Body artists must complete training within 90 days of hiring. They must understand universal precautions and infection and exposure control. Facilities must also have a waste management plan.
Pre-opening and Annual Inspection: New Body Art establishments must be inspected before opening. Licensed facilities are inspected annually to make sure they are following regulations.
Fees: Pay all licensing/inspection fees before opening. You may pay your invoice online.
