Knox Public Health

Knox Public Health will conduct a walk-in clinic offering vaccine for the latest COVID boosterand seasonal influenza on Oct. 28 from 9 a.m.

Homeowners in Knox County who cannot afford to deal with failing septic systems may find the financial assistance they need from a $150,000 award to Knox County Public Health.

To help stop the spread on the mutating COVID-19 virus and prepare for the upcoming flu season, Knox Public Health will conduct a drive-thru clinic offering both the seasonal flu shot and the COVID-19 bivalent booster.

Knox Public Health is seeking approval of a 1 mill operating levy on the Nov. 8 ballot.

Knox Public Health is seeking approval of a 1 mill operating levy on the Nov. 8 ballot.

The Knox County Community Health Center in Mount Vernon receives four Health Resources and Service Administration (HRSA). This organization falls under Health and Human Services.

There is still time to register for the KSAAT Co-Ed Softball Tournament.

The Drive Sober or Get Pulled Over national enforcement mobilization will be in effect across the U.S. from Aug. 17 to Sep. 5, 2022.

Are you ready for some wellness-focused summer fun?

With the CDC now recommending that children and adolescents aged 6 months and older get the COVID-19 vaccine, Knox Public Health is now offering the COVID-19 vaccine for all children to help protect them from contracting and spreading the virus.

The Knox County Teen Advisory Council (TAC) has launched a podcast series for high school students on topics such as dating, violence and alcohol use.

Together with the Ohio Department of Health's Ohio Buckles Buckeyes, Knox Public Health provides convertible and booster seats to income-eligible families.

At its monthly meeting Wednesday night, the Knox County Board of Health named Zach Green to replace retiring Health Commissioner Julie Miller.

OngoingKnox Public Health has posted a notice on vaccine availability that will be updated regularly as conditions change.

For National Nutrition Month, we thought it would be fun to spotlight our Mothers Milk Bank Drop Site!

With hospitalizations and transmission low, masking is no longer recommended.

The highly awaited shipment of free N95 masks from the federal government have finally arrived at Knox Public Health.

Knox Public Health has announced it is no longer conducting individual case investigation and contract tracing for positive cases of COVID-19. The action follows last week’s recommendation from the Ohio Department of Health that due to the quick spread of the Omicron variant and newly reduced timelines for quarantine and isolation, case investigation and exposure notification are impractical.

OngoingKnox Public Health has posted a notice on vaccine availability that will be updated regularly as conditions change.

Event title: Webinar: Communities for Immunity Kickoff! Location: Zoom Webinar (To register for Zoom Webinar events, please email knoxwrites1@gmail.com.) Description: Interested in learning more about the Library’s Communities for Immunity Program?