Public Health

Due to COVID-19, Linn County buildings are closed to the public. County staff continue to work on-site and remotely to provide County services to the public. Services can be conducted online or remotely through email, mail, drop box, or by phone. We appreciate the public's understanding of the need to conduct business in new ways during this global pandemic.

Please contact Linn County Public Health with questions about accessing services remotely.

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Linn County Public Health (LCPH) serves more than 225,000 residents of Linn County through its numerous programs and services to keep the community healthy. 

Vision

Build a healthier Linn County.

Notice to Visitors

LCPH is a 100% tobacco-free campus. Please do not use tobacco products while on LCPH property (including the grounds).

LCPH parking lots are idle-free zones. Visitors are encouraged to turn off their vehicles once the vehicles are parked. (In cases of extreme hot or cold conditions or in other circumstances, idling is permitted.)

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  1. COVID-19 Vaccine Phase 1B Update

    As Phase 1B of the COVID-19 Vaccine rollout continues this week, Linn County Public Health has updated information for Phase 1B populations. Read on...

  2. Limited COVID-19 Vaccines Available to Persons 65 and Older Beginning January 26

    LINN COUNTY, IA – On Tuesday, January 26, individuals 65 years and older will be eligible for COVID-19 vaccine in Linn County. Read on...

  3. Linn County Public Health Utilizes CARES Act Funds to Help Community Partners Prevent COVID-19

    On November 3, Governor Reynolds allocated $3 million of CARES Act funds as a grant for local county health departments, based on a per capita basis, to help mitigate the spread of COVID-19. Read on...
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