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Why does the Wichita Falls Health Department inspect in Archer and Clay counties?
As a Health District our boundaries are not limited to the city limits; Lakes Arrowhead and Kickapoo are the city’s main source of water, as such we have a vested interest in keeping our water clean. Therefore, we inspect the city leased lots at the lakes in these counties.

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1. Why does the Wichita Falls Health Department inspect in Archer and Clay counties?