Chatham County Public Health Department NC

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Chatham County, North Carolina We have a clinic in Siler City.

The Chatham County Public Health Department is made up of four divisions: Administration, Health Promotion & Policy, Clinical and Community Health Services, and Environmental Health. For more information or to schedule an appointment, please call 919-742-5641. Disclaimer:
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Free at-home COVID-19 tests are no longer available at the Chatham County Public Health Department due to recent federal...
11/24/2025

Free at-home COVID-19 tests are no longer available at the Chatham County Public Health Department due to recent federal program changes. While these tests are no longer provided at no-cost, you can still purchase them at local pharmacies, retail stores, and online.

Vaccines are the best way to protect yourself and others from many serious diseases. Research confirms that vaccines are...
11/24/2025

Vaccines are the best way to protect yourself and others from many serious diseases. Research confirms that vaccines are safe and effective, and many people you know are vaccinated against harmful illnesses that once were very common.

To learn more about vaccines, visit the American Academy of Pediatrics: https://www.aap.org/en/patient-care/immunizations/how-vaccines-work/

This Saturday is International Survivors of Su***de Loss Day.If you are remembering someone today, please know you are n...
11/21/2025

This Saturday is International Survivors of Su***de Loss Day.

If you are remembering someone today, please know you are not alone. Reach out to someone you trust, take time for yourself, or connect with others who understand this type of loss.

If you or someone you know is struggling, call or text 988 for the Su***de & Crisis Lifeline.

Move Chatham aims to assess residents’ understanding of current transportation options and gather insights into future m...
11/19/2025

Move Chatham aims to assess residents’ understanding of current transportation options and gather insights into future mobility needs—both within Chatham County and connection to neighboring counties.

This initiative will help guide planning efforts to ensure transportation systems are accessible, efficient, and aligned with community priorities.

Learn more about Move Chatham by visiting the webpage Move Chatham and taking the survey! https://arcg.is/1PL0Cv2

The survey will close on Nov 28th.



Mueve Chatham tiene como objetivo evaluar la comprensión de los residentes sobre las opciones de transporte actuales y recopilar esa información sobre las necesidades de movilidad futuras, tanto dentro del condado de Chatham como en sus conexiones con los condados vecinos.

Esta iniciativa ayudará a guiar los esfuerzos de planificación para garantizar que los sistemas de transporte sean accesibles, eficientes y estén alineados con las prioridades de la comunidad.

¡Obtenga más información sobre Mueve Chatham visitando la página web y participando en la encuesta! https://arcg.is/1PL0Cv2

La encuesta se cerrará el 28 de noviembre See less

Chatham County is conducting a study of existing and future multi-modal opportunities throughout the County. As part of this effort, the County is conducting an initial study to better understand the transportation needs of residents, with a focus on identifying potential transportation projects, pr...

Free hot meals will be available at 1 PM in the Chatham Square Parking lot in Siler City tomorrow, November 15!
11/14/2025

Free hot meals will be available at 1 PM in the Chatham Square Parking lot in Siler City tomorrow, November 15!

NC WIC has received full funding and will continue providing services for all families! Be sure to keep using your food ...
11/14/2025

NC WIC has received full funding and will continue providing services for all families! Be sure to keep using your food benefits and come to your scheduled WIC appointments at either Piedmont Health Services Chatham County Public Health Department’s Siler City Clinic satellite office or Piedmont’s Siler City Community Health Center.

Checking in on your mental health can be simple: 1️⃣ Take a break from social media.2️⃣ Talk to someone you trust. 3️⃣ S...
11/12/2025

Checking in on your mental health can be simple:
1️⃣ Take a break from social media.
2️⃣ Talk to someone you trust.
3️⃣ Spend time in your community.
4️⃣ Do something that makes you laugh.
Your mind deserves balance and care too💙

11/06/2025

Move Chatham aims to assess residents’ understanding of current transportation options and gather insights into future mobility needs—both within Chatham County and connection to neighboring counties.

This initiative will help guide planning efforts to ensure transportation systems are accessible, efficient, and aligned with community priorities.

Learn more about Move Chatham by visiting the webpage Move Chatham and taking the survey! https://arcg.is/1PL0Cv2

The survey will close on Nov 28th.



Mueve Chatham tiene como objetivo evaluar la comprensión de los residentes sobre las opciones de transporte actuales y recopilar esa información sobre las necesidades de movilidad futuras, tanto dentro del condado de Chatham como en sus conexiones con los condados vecinos.

Esta iniciativa ayudará a guiar los esfuerzos de planificación para garantizar que los sistemas de transporte sean accesibles, eficientes y estén alineados con las prioridades de la comunidad.

¡Obtenga más información sobre Mueve Chatham visitando la página web y participando en la encuesta! https://arcg.is/1PL0Cv2

La encuesta se cerrará el 28 de noviembre

We would like to congratulate EM Director Steve Newton on his upcoming retirement. Steve has been a wonderful leader and...
11/05/2025

We would like to congratulate EM Director Steve Newton on his upcoming retirement. Steve has been a wonderful leader and partner, and we are deeply grateful for his service to Chatham County and Public Health.

Congratulations, Steve!

Join us and Chatham County Cooperative Extension to learn how to become "Septic Smart" in a free webinar on December 3 f...
10/30/2025

Join us and Chatham County Cooperative Extension to learn how to become "Septic Smart" in a free webinar on December 3 from 6 to 8 P.M.!

You'll learn about the basics of septic systems, inspection and repair, the best plants to put on your drain field, and more!

Register today: shorturl.at/dW2p4

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