We're answering your frequently asked questions about our services and our health department. To see our full FAQ, visit starkhealth.org/government/off… Do you have a question that you don't see included in our FAQ? Contact us!

Our environmental health services team takes action to help prevent the spread of disease from mosquitoes each summer. We apply larvicide and adulticide where mosquitoes are found. Learn more at starkhealth.org #PublicHealthWeek

Good health starts with clean water. We can help you act by testing your water well for bacteria. Call 330-493-9904 to learn more. #PublicHealthWeek

The Stark County HealthMobile takes action to help prevent overdose. We travel throughout Stark County to distribute naloxone and provide harm reduction information. Text CARE to 1-855-640-8285 to get the latest updates from the HealthMobile. #EndOverdoses #PublicHealthWeek

Good health doesn’t just happen. It takes action. Vaccines are one of the most effective ways in preventing diseases. Call 330-493-9928 if you would like to make an appointment for a vaccine. #PublicHealthWeek

Finding treatment for you or a loved one doesn't have to be confusing. Our Save Stark page can help you find local providers and the services they provide. Visit ow.ly/p3Ix50Yhg4A

Every Tuesday, you can walk-in for a TB screening at our health department between 9-11:30 a.m. and 1:30-3:30 p.m. Screenings are $20 and readings are completed 48 hours later. Give us a call at 330-493-9928 or visit starkhealth.org to learn more.

Stay connected with the Stark County HealthMobile by signing up for our latest text updates! Would you like to know when we will be in your community? Text CARE to 1-855-640-8285.

You are the first and best role model for your children. Whether they’re still in diapers or already driving, demonstrating good driving habits will show your children that you take safety seriously.

Floods can happen at any time. Make sure you and your family are prepared. For tips, visit ready.gov. #EmergencyPreparedness

Frequently Asked Question: I am the Pool Operator at a public pool. Where can I find more information about compliance: For more information about compliance, please visit odh.ohio.gov/know-our-progr… See our full FAQ at starkhealth.org/government/off…

Make sure your child is in an appropriate car seat. Check the car seat instruction manual or car seat labels for the manufacturer’s recommended age, weight and height use requirements. Learn more: bit.ly/33Rrumg

Need a birth or death certificate? Our health department can help! Order online at starkohvitals.permitium.com/rod to get the records that you need. Have any questions? Give us a call at 330-493-9904.

Register by May 1 for our Certified Pool Operator Class. It's scheduled for May 14 and 15 from 8-5 p.m. The cost is $390. Contact Courtney Myers at 330-451-1472 or [email protected]

It’s National Infant Immunization Week. We’ll share information about what vaccines are recommended for babies and how vaccines can help keep them healthy. If you would like to make an appointment for your baby to receive a vaccine, call us at 330-493-9928. #NIIW #HealthyBabies

Want to learn more about what's happening at the Stark County Health Department. Check out out YouTube channels for emergency preparedness tips, inspiring stories from Community Health Workers, a look inside the Stark County HealthMobile and more. Visit youtube.com/@starkcountyhe…

The American Academy of Pediatrics recommends the first dose of the Hepatitis B vaccine for newborns within the first 24 hours of life. Subsequent doses are recommended between 1-2 months and 6-18 months. #NIIW #HealthyBabies

Your health matters and it shouldn't be another worry on your list. Our Dear Stark Women page can help you find care that meets your budget and schedule, transportation options and more. Take charge of your health today. Visit …-women-starkcohealthoh.hub.arcgis.com

We would like to wish you a happy Earth Day! Visit starkhealth.org to learn more about what we do to help make the environment healthier.

Expecting mothers who receive the TDAP vaccine can help protect their baby against the whooping cough until the baby can get the vaccine at 2 months old. #NIIW