Septic permits & rules in Morris County: Morris County uses a mixed model: most towns are served by their own municipal or regional health department (some departments cover several towns), while the Morris County Division of Public Health serves six municipalities — the county's Health Departments page lists which department serves each town. Septic plan review and inspections are handled by that local health department; for example, Morris Township's Health Department reviews plans and inspects septic systems within the township. Details: Municipal/regional health departments; county-level agency: Morris County Division of Public Health (serves six towns).
| Company | Location | Certifications | License # |
|---|---|---|---|
| Harold Jackson Iii Smith | — | Installer (Class II)Designer (Site Evaluator)Inspector (Maintenance Provider) | OS0026965 |
| Jack W Sr Heard | — | Installer (Class II) | OS0008469 |
| Randall J Heard | — | Installer (Class II)Designer (Site Evaluator)Inspector (Maintenance Provider) | OS0031391 |
| William S Jr Perry | — | Installer (Class II)Inspector (Maintenance Provider) | OS0025580 |
4 companies in the TCEQ OSSF (On-Site Sewage Facility) occupational licenses are based in Morris County as of 2026-07-23. Companies based elsewhere in Texas also commonly serve the county.
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