Clark County Health Department

Clark County Health Department Vision: Safe environments, thriving communities, healthy people

The Clark County Health Department strives to improve health and enhance the quality of life for all residents. This will be accomplished through:

Preventing epidemics and the spread of disease
Protecting against environmental hazards
Preventing injuries
Promoting and encouraging healthy behaviors through education
Responding to disasters and assisting communities in recovery
Assuring and promoting the quality and accessibility of health services

📅 August 11 • 10:30 AM • Loyal Join us for ADRC Live & Learn!Adults 60+ can stay for a tasty, nutritious meal (suggest...
05/29/2026

📅 August 11 • 10:30 AM • Loyal

Join us for ADRC Live & Learn!

Adults 60+ can stay for a tasty, nutritious meal (suggested $4.50).
See the flyer for details!

Keeping our community safe just got even easier.We have two outdoor sharps drop boxes available 24/7, plus a list of no‑...
05/28/2026

Keeping our community safe just got even easier.

We have two outdoor sharps drop boxes available 24/7, plus a list of no‑cost Narcan, sharps disposal, and medication disposal locations to help everyone stay healthy and protected.

Whether you’re disposing of used sharps, picking up Narcan, or dropping off old medications, these resources are no-cost, safe, and confidential.

✔ Sharps disposal info
✔ No‑cost Narcan locations
✔ Medication disposal guidelines
✔ Accepted vs not accepted items

Your safety matters, and so does your peace of mind.

Did you know that swallowing even a tiny amount of water contaminated with diarrhea germs can make you sick for up to 3 ...
05/26/2026

Did you know that swallowing even a tiny amount of water contaminated with diarrhea germs can make you sick for up to 3 weeks 🤒💦
Stay healthy this swim season:

🚫 Don’t swallow pool water
🏊‍♂️ Keep water out of your mouth when you swim or play
🧼 Shower before getting in

Protect yourself and others this summer.

05/26/2026

? Last year, we collected 639 Tick ID surveys. This year, the service is open again! Get information about a you’ve collected with our Tick ID Service:
➡ Scan this QR code
➡ Use this link: www.surveygizmo.com/s3/6834973/Tick-Identification

In observance of Memorial Day, we are closed today. Normal hours resume May 26th at 8 AM.
05/25/2026

In observance of Memorial Day, we are closed today. Normal hours resume May 26th at 8 AM.

05/23/2026

🎓✨ Keeping grads safe one grill at a time, because nothing ruins a celebration faster than foodborne “surprises.”

Safe grilling = happy memories.

Spending time in the sun is the best, let’s keep it safe too! 😎🌞Work and play outdoors without raising your skin cancer ...
05/22/2026

Spending time in the sun is the best, let’s keep it safe too! 😎🌞
Work and play outdoors without raising your skin cancer risk by following this simple summer checklist:

✔️ Sunscreen
✔️ Sunglasses
✔️ Shade
✔️ Protective clothing

Healthy skin, happy summer.

Continous Learning ✔️ Networking ✔️ Inspired✔️🌟Four members of our team just returned from the WI Public Health Associat...
05/22/2026

Continous Learning ✔️
Networking ✔️
Inspired✔️

🌟Four members of our team just returned from the WI Public Health Association (WPHA) & WI Association of Local Health Departments & Boards (WALHDAB) conference.

Staff are energized with new ideas, connections, and a lot of inspiration to keep moving our mission forward.💡

✨ Beach Season Update — 2026 ✨Our first round of beach testing took place on Monday, May 18, 2026, and we’re happy to sh...
05/21/2026

✨ Beach Season Update — 2026 ✨

Our first round of beach testing took place on Monday, May 18, 2026, and we’re happy to share that all beaches came back safe for swimming.

This year, we’re expanding our monitoring to include blue‑green algae. Using visual assessments, and additional readings when needed—we may close a beach if E. coli levels or blue‑green algae pose a health risk.

If an advisory or closure is posted, it will clearly indicate whether it’s due to E. coli or blue‑green algae.

🌊 More information:
https://www.clarkcountywi.gov/environmentalhealthconcerns

📲 Sign up for alerts:
This year, we’re expanding our monitoring to include blue‑green algae. Using visual assessments, and additional readings when needed, we may close a beach if E. coli levels or blue‑green algae pose a health risk.

Address

517 Court Street Room 105
Neillsville, WI
54456

Opening Hours

Monday 8am - 4:30pm
Tuesday 8am - 4:30pm
Wednesday 8am - 4:30pm
Thursday 8am - 4:30pm
Friday 8am - 4:30pm

Telephone

+17157435105

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