Richland County TB & Public Health Office

10/08/2025

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There are lots of things that "click" — one of them will save your life. ✅

Buckle Up. Every Trip. Every Time.

10/06/2025

Healthfest 2025 raffle winner 🏆 Vicky Scherer

10/06/2025

Please see below…Wednesday (10/8) Walk-In Clinic cancelled!

10/02/2025

10/01/2025

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September is . Children can drown in as little as an inch of water in a matter of seconds. Safeguard your home from potential drowning dangers by emptying buckets and baby pools and storing them upside-down after use, never leaving a child in the bath alone and always supervising children when they are in or near water. Learn more water safety tips: https://dcfs.illinois.gov/for-families/safety/water-safety.html

09/23/2025

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The fire house will host the American Red Cross for a Blood Drive on October 10th. Feel free to register online or simply walk in.

09/18/2025

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Maybe cooking food with a light bulb wasn’t so bright. But knowing your LDL cholesterol is definitely a smart idea. Ask your doctor about a lipid panel at your next check-up. It’s a simple blood test that helps your doctor track LDL cholesterol (the bad kind).

09/18/2025

**THIS BOIL ORDER HAS BEEN LIFTED Thank you!

Due to mandatory hydrant maintenance work, a boil order will be in effect for Gregory Drive, Sterchi Drive, and the Richland County Middle School beginning at 12:30 p.m. today (Wednesday, September 17, 2025) and will be in place until further notice. Water will also need to be shut off until the hydrant work is completed.

Thank your for your patience in this matter.

09/17/2025

FLU VACCINES
The Richland County Health Office will be holding open flu clinics each Wednesday, starting September 17th, through the month of November from 8:00 a.m.- 5:00 p.m. We are closed daily from 12:00 p.m.-1:00 p.m. for lunch. Our new office is located at 208 E. Main Street in Olney.

09/16/2025

We're starting something new this week- watch for the details tomorrow! But first, a little education. We host 2 adult clothing giveaways every year, monthly outreaches and stock The Shed twice a week. Plus other events. We try to meet needs in a number of ways. So, we hope you understand:
1. the things we offer have been donated, or purchased with donated funds. They might not be brand new.
2. They will be small. Big bottles or boxes are difficult when you carry everything you own in a backpack.
3. What we have, is what we have. They might be generic brands, quantities will be limited. But we will share what we have!
We just want to be a blessing to those who need one. We pray this new venture will do just that.

09/13/2025