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COVID-19 Information
LCHD, along with ODH and CDC, is closely monitoring the spread of COVID-19.
Wellness Services
Improving personal and population health status, while emphasizing prevention.
COVID-19 Vaccine FAQ's
Answers to frequently asked questions like who is eligible, second dose information, and more.
Community Services
Providing exceptional public health services that meet needs of the residents.
Environmental Services
Investigating health problems and environmental public health hazards
The Licking County Health Department
The Mission of the Licking County Health Department is to Prevent Disease, Protect the Environment, and Promote Healthy Lifestyles for those who work, live, or play in Licking County. Our Vision is that our work will lead to Healthy People, Living in Healthy Communities, in Licking County.
Licking County COVID-19 Information
Licking County COVID-19 Data as of 07/21/21:
LCHD publishes updated COVID-19 data each Wednesday.
Since Wednesday, July 14, there are 72 new COVID-19 cases in the Licking County Health Jurisdiction. There are 83 active COVID -19 cases (includes confirmed and probable).
As of today, LCHD is reporting 10,566 cumulative confirmed COVID-19 cases in the Licking County Health Jurisdiction. In addition, there are 4,892 cumulative probable cases, 15,149 recovered and closed cases, and 226 COVID-19 deaths. The average age of all COVID-19 deaths in the Licking County Health Jurisdiction is 76 and ranges from 34-103.
There are 3 current hospitalizations.
Approximately 80,052 Licking County residents have started vaccination (~45.26%).
Definitions for probables, recovered, closed, and deaths, and to learn about Licking County’s reported data is here.
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Featured Programs
Reducing Overdose Deaths
Project Dawn distributes the opioid overdose reversal medication, naloxone, to local residents who know someone at risk of overdose or live or work in an area where they are likely to encounter an overdose victim. This project works with our Prescription Drug Overdose Prevention (PDOP) program to reduce unintentional overdoses due to prescription and illicit drug use.
Reducing Infant Mortality
Programs promoting healthy babies and moms include: At-risk pregnancy consultations, Newborn home visits, Pack and Play/Cribs for Kids, Safe Sleep training, Child Safety Seats, WIC, Early Head Start, and Immunization.