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Closed July 3, 2026 All Hamilton County Public Health locations and services are closed on June 19, 2026. We will resume normal business hours and operations on Monday, July 6, at 7:30 A.M.

Proudly serving the residents of Hamilton County, Ohio

Hamilton County Public Health has been helping to serve, educate, and protect the residents of Hamilton County since 1919. We offer a number of services and programs for residents, businesses, and communities.

Closed July 3, 2026 All Hamilton County Public Health locations and services are closed on June 19, 2026. We will resume normal business hours and operations on Monday, July 6, at 7:30 A.M.

Proudly serving the residents of Hamilton County, Ohio.

Hamilton County Public Health has been helping to serve, educate, and protect the residents of Hamilton County since 1919. We offer a number of services and programs for residents, businesses, and communities.

Programs & Services

Clinical Services

Emergency Preparedness

Respiratory Virus Guidance

Environmental Health

Overdose Prevention

Health Promotion & Education

Vaccine Card or Record Request

Waste Management

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Stay Safe in the Pool and Other Recreational Waters This Summer

Jun 25

Prevent illness and drowning while enjoying the water this summer.

National HIV Testing Day: Peace of Mind Starts with Knowing Your Status

Jun 18

Get tested in just 20 minutes for free on June 26, 2026.

Prevent Heat Illness During Extreme Summer Heat

Jun 10

When high temperatures hit, staying hydrated and taking indoor breaks are key.

Don’t Let the Bedbugs Bite: How to Spot and Prevent Infestations

Jun 04

At home and on the road, bedbugs can cause irritation, insomnia and anxiety. Here’s how to keep them at bay.

Cause for Concern: Infant Deaths Rise in Hamilton County

May 13

Hamilton County Public Health, Cradle Cincinnati and Cincinnati Health Department are collaborating to prevent more infant deaths.

Tick Season: What to Know About Disease Risks

Apr 27

Lyme disease and Alpha-gal syndrome are just two health concerns as tick season ramps up in Hamilton County.