Please call 574-935-8565 from 8:00 AM – 4:00 PM, Monday – Friday (closed holidays) to schedule an appointment.
For immediate assistance, call the office for a same day appointment to ensure the Public Health Nurse is available.
Birth Certificates, Death Certificates, and Genealogical Services
You may attach a copy of your ID (current driver’s license is our preference) to your online application or you may fax it to our office at 574-936-9247.
Annual Food Service Permit – $120.00 Business is open more than 6 months a year.
Prepackaged Foods Only – $60.00 Business sells prepackaged foods only.
Seasonal License 6 months or less – $60.00 Business is open less than 6 months a year.
Planning
It is essential for you and your family to be prepared in the case of an emergency. Knowing what disasters could affect your area, how to receive emergency alerts, and where to go if you and your family need to evacuate.
Narcan
Our department has been awarded a Narcan grant in response to the opioid epidemic across the country. We offer a short training explaining the opioid problem, what Narcan is and how it works, and how to appropriately respond to an opioid overdose. The training also includes a free Narcan kit for all who participate. We encourage anyone and everyone to carry a Narcan kit as the effects of the opioid epidemic are effecting every corner of America. We are happy to do group trainings or individual trainings. If interested, give us a call on our office line (574-935-8565) or directly to the Health Educator (574-935-8601).
Health Happenings
Each month an article is published in the Plymouth Pilot under the title, “Health Happenings”. The articles will provide a few words on current health updates and recommendations beneficial to the people of Marshall County.
Health Presentations
If you are interested in the Health Department presenting on a health topic at your location or event, call the Health Educator (574-935-8601) to explore further details. Some examples of presentations include “Tobacco Use and E-Cigarettes,” “The Common Cold and Flu: Know the Differences,” and “Addiction and Drugs.”
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Phone: (574) 935-8565
Mon – Fri 8:00 a.m. – 4:00 p.m.
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