Whether it’s four-leaf clovers, grass sprouting from the melting snow or the ability to get back outdoors, March is all about going green! We were lucky to speak with our Sustainability Supervisor Jennie McAdams about public health, sustainability and … Read More
To celebrate Valentine’s Day here at Franklin County Public Health, we decided to talk to some of our staff about what they love about serving our communities! We were lucky to have a heart-to-heart with our Associate Director of Equity … Read More
To celebrate Valentine’s Day here at Franklin County Public Health, we decided to talk to some of our staff about what they love about serving our communities! We were lucky to have a heart-to-heart with Erick from Emergency Preparedness during … Read More
Here you will find manuals, posters, applications and more regarding safety for your food operation. Franklin County Public Health’s Food Safety Manuals are available in downloadable PDF format. These are large files, with the file sizes noted next to each … Read More
Love is in the air here at Franklin County Public Health, so we decided to talk to some of our staff about what they love about serving our communities! We were lucky to have a heart-to-heart with Emily from Behavioral … Read More
Our Maternal and Child Health Nurses are very important to the work we do here at Franklin County Public Health! They focus on safe sleep, infant mortality and the Children with Medical Handicaps (CMH) program. The CMH program links families … Read More
WHAT: Franklin County Public Health is giving out free at-home COVID-19 test kits. Free of charge, no forms to fill out, no ID needed. Limit of six per vehicle, as supplies last. WHEN: Tuesday, November 22, 2022 from … Read More
Funded by the CDC Overdose Data to Action Grant, the Franklin County Comprehensive Addiction and Recovery Evaluation System (Franklin County CARES) provides a one-stop resource for comprehensive data on addiction, recovery, and health for Franklin County residents and communities. The … Read More
Columbus Public Health (CPH) and Franklin County Public Health (FCPH) are investigating a measles outbreak associated with a local child care facility. Currently, there are four confirmed cases, all in unvaccinated children with no travel history. The child care facility … Read More
