Clinton County Health Department

Doubling up on protection? Apply sunscreen first, then insect repellant. Learn more mosquito prevention tips in the .https://www.clintoncountyny.gov/sites/default/files/health/public-promotion/pdf/north-county-health-effect/mosquitoes.pdf

No matter who you are, where you live or what you're going through, counselors are here to listen and help.

Our next free rabies clinic is TOMORROW. Pre-registration is required — grab your spot at https://apps2.health.ny.gov/doh2/applinks/cdmspr/2/counties?OpID=52FB6377A733C160E0631403580A48BE

Don't wait — appointments fill up fast! 🐶🐱

We’re so excited for the warm, sunny days ahead! ☀️As you and your family start spending more time outside, we want to remind you about the importance of sun protection! 🧴

Here are some helpful tips to keep your little ones sun safe this summer:

🌴Instead of sunscreen, keep babies 6 months and under in shaded areas and use sun-protective clothing items to protect their skin.
🏖️For older kids, apply sunscreen before heading out. Make sure you take breaks in outdoor play to reset and reapply sunscreen, especially after swimming.
👒Everyone in the family should wear sun-protection accessories like sunhats and sunglasses.

Learn more about how to keep your family safe in the sun: https://bit.ly/4vbIqey

Whether you have already been told you have high blood pressure, or want to avoid getting there, these things can help you control it. Talk to your provider about other ways to lower your blood pressure at your next visit.

Be sure your weekend BBQ doesn’t go up in flames! To learn more fire prevention tips, check out the athttps://www.clintoncountyny.gov/sites/default/files/health/public-promotion/pdf/north-county-health-effect/fire-safety.pdf

Thank you for your years of dedication to Clinton County and for the calm, steady leadership you bring to emergency preparedness. Your knowledge, experience, and commitment to serving our community make a lasting impact every day.

Protect your pet from rabies! Visit https://www.clintoncountyny.gov/health/environmental-effects/rabies-clinics for a schedule of our free rabies vaccine clinics.

The Clinton County Health Department is looking for a Public Health Educator to join our team.

The Public Health Educator will be tasked with promoting the adoption and implementation of food service and nutrition guidelines in priority settings, enhancing existing fruit and vegetable programs, and implementing community environments for physical activity. They will work in our Creating Healthy Schools & Communities grant within the Division of Health Planning & Promotion.

Typical work activities and minimum qualifications can be found on the Clinton County Personnel website www.clintoncountygov.com/employment/job. Submit application with all supporting documentation (transcripts, resume, and references as applicable) to Lisa Turner by June 24, 2026. No applications will be accepted via Facebook.

For more information, please contact Lisa Turner at 518-565-4993 or [email protected].
The Clinton County Health Department is a full service, nationally accredited local health department. CLINTON COUNTY IS AN EQUAL OPPORTUNITY AFFIRMATIVE ACTION EMPLOYER AND IS IN COMPLIANCE WITH ADA REQUIREMENTS.

Be sure to ‘tick’ to the middle of the trail to avoid tick habitats. To learn more ways to protect yourself, visit https://www.clintoncountyny.gov/sites/default/files/health/public-promotion/pdf/north-county-health-effect/ticks.pdf