St. Charles County Public Health

St. Charles County Public Health The Dept of Public Health provides resources and care to assist St Charles County residents and pets. Welcome to the St. Those that are not, will be removed.

Charles County Department of Public Health page. Should you wish to contact someone about our services or programs, please call:

Division of Environmental Health and Protection (food/restaurant safety, recycling, mosquito control, preserving community resources) - 636-949-1800
Division of Health Services (birth/death records, immunizations, nutritional assistance, STD treatment and preve

ntion, passport applications) - 636-949-7400
Division of Humane Services (pet adoptions and animal control) - 636-949-7387

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08/31/2026

With a Heat Advisory in place for this week, please help share the Emergency Weather Response Hotline for neighbors who need a place to stay cool inside during the hottest part of the day.

☀ The EWR program activates a cooling center when there is a Heat Advisory in effect, or the heat index is expected to reach or exceed 100 degrees for two or more days.

Call the hotline after 9 a.m. for the activation status and designated location for the day. The cooling center is operational noon to 5 p.m.

📞636-344-0177

International Overdose Awareness Day 2026 Theme: 25 YEARS ON. STILL NEEDED“Still needed” reflects a shared global truth:...
08/31/2026

International Overdose Awareness Day 2026 Theme: 25 YEARS ON. STILL NEEDED

“Still needed” reflects a shared global truth: overdose continues to affect people from every walk of life. Behind every statistic is a person – someone once loved and valued. And behind every loss is a ripple felt by families, friends, and communities everywhere.

It also points to something else – something hopeful. Overdose is preventable. We know what works. From timely access to care and support, to education, to life-saving interventions, there are proven ways to reduce harm and save lives. Yet too often, these solutions are not fully seen, shared, or embraced.

This year’s theme honors the dedication of those who have carried this work forward over 25 years, while inviting more people into the conversation. It calls on all of us – across cultures, professions, and communities – to keep learning, to speak openly, and to act with compassion and on evidence.

Because while this day is still needed, it doesn’t have to be forever. Together, we can create a future where fewer lives are lost, where support is within reach for everyone, and where one day this global moment of remembrance is no longer necessary.

Until then, we remember. We act. And we continue – together.

Join us this Overdose Awareness Day.

Anyone can carry Naloxone!
08/29/2026

Anyone can carry Naloxone!

A Digital Detox Challenge can help you focus on your wellness by making small (or large) adjustments to how you use devi...
08/28/2026

A Digital Detox Challenge can help you focus on your wellness by making small (or large) adjustments to how you use devices. This isn’t anti-tech; it’s healthy tech. Learn about digital wellness. Set and keep boundaries. Create healthier habits. See what happens to your overall wellbeing when you incorporate Digital Detox! https://dmh.mo.gov/wellness/digital-detox-challenge

08/28/2026
08/27/2026

Businesses can help prevent overdoses and connect people to resources that can save lives. A free toolkit is available to help businesses support overdose awareness in Missouri. Find wallet cards, social media graphics and captions, and infographics to download and share.

Download from the toolkit to help spread awareness in your community. https://sites.google.com/view/overdoseawareness/home/business-toolkit

Childcare providers - Last chance to register for TOMORROW's  Poison Prevention class. Earn a Clock Hour credit while ma...
08/26/2026

Childcare providers - Last chance to register for TOMORROW's Poison Prevention class. Earn a Clock Hour credit while making sure you know how to prepare for an emergency poisoning situation. Sign up on MOPDS.org

Anyone in the state of Missouri can carry Naloxone, or NARCAN®. It is a medication that can reverse the effects of an op...
08/26/2026

Anyone in the state of Missouri can carry Naloxone, or NARCAN®. It is a medication that can reverse the effects of an opioid overdose. By carrying it, you could help save a life! You can get it for free at two of our locations – St. Charles and Wentzville. Learn more at recoveryscc.org/naloxone

Do you know someone struggling with mental health or substance use disorder? Here are some ways you can support them.   ...
08/26/2026

Do you know someone struggling with mental health or substance use disorder? Here are some ways you can support them.

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1650 Boones Lick
St. Charles, MO
63301

Opening Hours

Monday 8am - 5pm
Tuesday 8am - 5pm
Wednesday 8am - 5pm
Thursday 8am - 5pm
Friday 8am - 5pm

Telephone

(636) 949-7400

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