Welcome to Allen County Public Health’s Website!
Open Office Hours:
(For the health department building – 219 E. Market St.)
8:00 a.m. – 4:30 p.m.
***Vitals Department Closes At 4 p.m.***
Allen County Public Health continues to offer routine immunization appointments for infants, children, adolescents and adults.
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News & Updates
Community Health Improvement Plan
Community Health Improvement Plan...
read morePay Bills Online!
Courtesy of the Allen County Treasurer’s Office, you can now pay your bill for Environmental Health and Nursing Services online using a credit card, debit...
read moreOhio Farmer’s Market Guidelines
The Ohio Department of Agriculture has provided updated Ohio Farmers Market guidelines in regards to COVID-19. With vaccinations underway and now available to all Ohioans,...
read moreStaying Healthy and Preventing STDs
Learn how to stay safe if you choose to have sex. Sexually Transmitted Diseases (STD) can be prevented if proper precautions are taken. Read more...
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Allen County Public Health's Cribs for Kids Coordinator and Allen County WIC engaged the community with information and valuable resources at the 10th annual Bridging the Gap Lima Health and Wellness Expo. #allencounty #cribsforkids
Prepare Before You’re There! 1. Take a quiz to see if you’re at risk for an #STI and 2. Access resources to make a #SaferGamePlan before you go out or swipe right. bit.ly/3KwcZV2 #STIweek
What is Rabies? Rabies is a virus that attacks the brain and nervous system. It can![]()
infect all mammals and is seen mostly in bats, skunks, raccoons andother wild animals. People can also get the disease. Once a person or animal becomes sick with rabies, they will usually die. ![]()
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Please ensure that your dogs or cats are properly vaccinated against rabies. Rabies vaccinations are typically effective for 1 or 3 years. It is a good practice to keep track of your pet’s vaccination record, so that the rabies vaccination remains up to date. Vaccinating your pets is the best defense against rabies.![]()
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For more info visit: www.allencountypublichealth.org/environmental-health/%c2%b7common-diseases-from-animalsinsects/ ![]()
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#rabies #petowner #dog #cat #pet
#STIweek is here! Use this week to make a #SaferGamePlan so that you’re prepared to prevent STIs. Learn more, decide what’s right for you. bit.ly/3JU6Od3
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