Meeker County Public Health

***MEEKER COUNTY FAMILY SERVICES BUILDING***
*** IS UNDER CONSTRUCTION***


Public Health and Social Services have combined their front office and reception.  You will find signage in the building to direct you to our temporary front office space during construction. We appreciate your patience as we make improvements to better serve you!

Public Health walk-in or intakes will be on the following schedule. 

Walk-in hours  
8:00 - 10:00am   Monday, Wednesday and Friday     
2:00 - 4:00pm  Tuesday and Thursday


If these days or times do not work please call 320-693-5370 

A drop box is located outside the main entrance to the Family Services Center and may be utilized to deliver documents to any department (please label clearly who the documents are for).

PLEASE CONNECT WITH US BY PHONE FOR AVAILABILITY

MCPH 320-693-5370 ----- WIC 320-693-5379

THANK YOU

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NURSING POSITIONS AVAILABLE!

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Good Health Is a Community Effort

The American Red Cross established Meeker County Public Health in 1920. Through the years services have been provided to people across the life span. We continue to work with newborns through the elderly. We actively promote healthy lifestyle choices for individuals and our entire community.

 

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  Meeker County Resource Guide

                                                              To serve as a guide to assist Meeker County professionals and families in accessing needed services

  1. MeekerCountyResourceGuide2022.pdf
    

MCPH CARSEAT PROGRAM


 DO YOU CURRENTLY HAVE PRIMEWEST  or BLUE PLUS INSURANCE?


YOU MAY BE ELIGIBLE FOR A FREE CARSEAT
 
 Call Public Health:

320-693-5370

SHNFP


Supporting Hands Nurse-Family Partnership is a free source of support to eligible first-time moms. Your SHNFP Nurse with be able to provide you with the support you may need to have a healthy pregnancy, a healthy baby, and be the best mom you want to be. 

For more information, please visit SHNFP


Emergency Preparedness


Reporting Public Health Emergencies


A public health emergency is anything that causes injuries or illness to a large number of people. If this is an emergency, call 911. 

To report a natural or man-made emergency that may have public health consequences for the community, call Meeker County Dispatch at 320-693-5400. 

Reporting for Physicians


For diseases that require immediate reporting, please visit  Infectious Diseases Epidemiology Prevention and Control Division  or call at 651-201-5414 or 877-676-5414.