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Tarrant County Public Health assures, protects and promotes the overall health and well-being of our

Since its inception in the 1950s, Tarrant County Public Health (TCPH) has been a valuable local resource by providing services to all Tarrant County residents aimed at promoting, achieving and maintaining a healthy standard of living. With a client base and scope of services as diverse as the county's population, a dedicated staff of more than 360 public health professionals and annual funding resources totaling more than $64 million, TCPH services truly touch everyone, every day, everywhere. COMMENTS BY OTHERS ARE NOT ENDORSED
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11/06/2025

Public Health is for all ages! Thank you Fort Worth Zoo for hosting members of our Environmental Health team at this year’s Boo at the Zoo educating families about germs and proper hand hygiene. 🧼🐾

Remember zoonotic disease don’t have to give you a fright, wash your hands and you’ll be alright!

11/05/2025

Winter is coming ❄️ Birds are migrating to warmer areas — and they can sometimes carry an increased risk of bird flu along the way. Bird flu (avian influenza) is a viral infection that spreads naturally among wild birds and can affect domestic poultry and livestock.

How could this impact you and your flock? SWIPE to learn more!

10/31/2025

Don’t let the flu sneak up on you this spooky season! 👻 As the days get cooler, it’s the perfect time to protect yourself before cold and flu season strikes. Get your flu shot today!

10/29/2025

As much as we love spending time outdoors and with animals, a few germs can tag along too— and sometimes spread to you.

These are called zoonotic diseases, and they’re actually pretty common in the U.S. Most cases are mild and preventable with good hygiene, safe animal handling, and simple prevention strategies.

A few you might recognize here in Texas:
🦠 West Nile Virus (mosquito-borne)
🦠 Bird Flu (avian influenza)
🦠 Lyme Disease (tick-borne)
🦠 Rabies (from infected animal bites)

Learning how to protect yourself and your pets helps keep our whole community healthy. Read more: https://ow.ly/vjcz50Xk3CE

10/24/2025

Do you have expired or unused medicines sitting in your cabinet? Dispose, don’t flush! Join the County for National on Saturday, October 25 and safely clean out your medicine cabinet.

Find a drop-off site near you: https://www.dea.gov/takebackday!

10/22/2025

Your presence matters more than you think.

We're only couple days away from October's Mancave Talks focusing on build healthier families — starting with you. Join in the conversation and connect with others from across the County! RSVP here:

10/16/2025

Tarrant County Public Health proudly celebrates Dr. Alisha Jain, the first medical resident to complete the new Public Health Leadership Training rotation.

Over four weeks, Dr. Jain engaged with each division, gaining firsthand insight into how our teams collaborate to protect and promote health across the county. We’re grateful to our local health partners for making this opportunity possible, and to our dedicated staff for sharing their time, expertise, and passion for public health.

Together, we’re investing in the next generation of healthcare leaders, and building a stronger future for public health.

10/03/2025

Autumn is officially here, but mosquito season isn't over yet. Fight the bite and protect against West Nile Virus with the 3 D’s!

🦟 Drain standing water (Flowerpots, toys, buckets, and etc. — mosquitoes can lay eggs in as little as a bottle cap of water)
🦟 Dress in loose long sleeves and pants
🦟 Defend with DEET-based repellent

09/30/2025

Preparedness starts at home! A well-stocked kit helps keep your family safe during emergencies. Begin with at least a 3-day supply, then add more over time to match your family’s needs (don’t forget your pets!).

Start building your plan today at tarrantcountytx.gov/BePrepared.

09/19/2025

September 19 is Stillbirth Prevention and Awareness Day — and we’re proud to partner with Count the Kicks and Wellpoint to support healthier pregnancies and promote life-saving conversations about fetal movement monitoring in Tarrant County.

🩺 Maternal Health providers, agencies, and educators: Order FREE stillbirth prevention resources to share with families.
🤰 Parents-to-be: Download the free app today and start counting your baby's kicks.

Together, we can save lives. Find more information about the program: https://ow.ly/pxgv50WZwgW

09/12/2025

CLINIC UPDATE [Edited 8:18 a.m.]: Good news! The Watauga clinic is open and operating under normal hours. We look forward to serving you.

Our Watauga clinic will be closed Friday, Sept. 12, until noon for maintenance. We apologize for the inconvenience and will share updates as available.

09/08/2025

Health Warning: Texas Department of State Health Services warns of serious illness linked to 7-hydroxymitragynin (7-OH), a chemical found in kratom that acts like an opioid. DSHS advises avoiding products that contain 7-OH.

Find more information about exposures and its symptoms at dshs.texas.gov/news-alerts.

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1101 S Main Street
Fort Worth, TX
76104

Opening Hours

Monday	7am - 7pm
Tuesday	7am - 7pm
Wednesday	7am - 7pm
Thursday	7am - 7pm
Friday	7am - 7pm

Telephone

+18172486299

Website

http://www.tarrantcountytx.gov/health

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