Northampton County Health Department

        ALL Northampton Government Offices will be closed on Monday, January 17, 2022 in observance of Martin Luther King, Jr. Day.   

 The Northampton County Health Department Home Delivered Meals Program has moved to the Northampton County Office on Aging as of October 2021.   

The Northampton County Health Department is currently vaccinating individuals ages 18 and older for COVID-19.  The Moderna vaccine is the only vaccine the Northampton County Health Department is offering. Please call the Northampton County Health Department at (252) 534-5841 to schedule your appointment for the COVID-19 vaccine.

                                                                                                                       You have a spot/Take your shot!

Cooperative Extension Service and Northampton County Health Department are collaborating to provide support for the citizens of Northampton County with the goal of encouraging, through education, supportive services and proven strategies that work to support healthier lifestyles.                                                                                This support group is FREE to any Northampton County citizen.  Each participant must register and be open to learning new and exciting methods to improve their overall health.  Due to the recent health pandemic, our support group will meet virtually over the internet via Zoom and/or the Zoom phone chat line.  Our standing meetings are always the first Wednesday of each month at 10:00 a.m. All group members must register to participate.                                            

"North Carolina Department of Health and Human Services announced on March 20, 2020 that Community transmission of COVID-19 has been identified in the State of North Carolina."  With this announcement, we can expect an increased amount of positive cases of COVID-19 within the coming days and weeks throughout the State of North Carolina.  Northampton County Health Department and local healthcare providers across the area and in neighboring counties are working hard to test individuals who meet the testing criteria.  

 

January 19, 2022 8:29 AM UPDATE

Currently, there have been 3644 total positive cases of which 3235 have Recovered, and there have been 75 COVID-19 related deaths in Northampton County. As of this moment, there are 334 active COVID-19 cases in Northampton County. Please note due to large amounts of data coming into the State Dashboard, the number of cases may not reflect the current positive cases at the moment. 

*Please note COVID-19 updates will no longer be reported during the weekends or holidays going forward. Reporting will resume on Mondays and during normal business hours.*

 

For more information on current cases please click link below

https://www.ncdhhs.gov/?fbclid=IwAR2Fv7P8Bl3r_3v3NWqe_9ilsQC_hP78kzisEn1WNIYpSP2mhDZj5s9Xij8t

 

 

 

 

 

COVID - 19 Food Safety Information Information

 

 

WIC Program: COVID-19 Emergency Response

 

 

Flu shots are in!  Protect yourself and others by coming in to get your flu shot at the Northampton County Health Department.  We accept Medicare, Medicaid, Cigna, and MedCost insurances.  If you do not have insurance the cost is $35.00.  Walk-ins are welcome.  Vaccines will be given from 8:30 a.m. to 11:30 a.m. and 1:00 p.m. to 4:00 p.m. Monday through Friday.  Call us today with any questions at (252) 534-5841.

ANIMAL SHELTER ADOPTIONS - your "furever" friends

Do you want to have a pet of your own to share good times with?  Come to our Animal Shelter to find a forever friend that best suits you, your home and your family.  Adopt a shelter pet and make him/her a part of your everyday life. 

Before you adopt, there are a few things that you should consider such as:

• If you have other pets at home already, will they get along with a new pet?
• Is anyone in your household allergic to animals?
• How will an animal change your lifestyle? Be sure to select a pet that fits your schedule and exercise routine.

We cannot always answer specific questions regarding the pet's personality; however, we will do our very best to provide you with all of the information we have.

We are delighted that you are interested in one of the animals in our care.  Please call (252) 534-1125 if you are interested in any of these wonderful animals, or visit our Animal Shelter Facebook page.

_{ANIMAL CONTROL FOR NORTHAMPTON COUNTY MOVES TO SHERIFF'S DEPARTMENT}

 _{Effective July 1, 2018, Northampton County Animal Control will be housed in the Sheriff’s Department rather than the Health Department.  Please call the Sheriff’s Department at (252) 534-2611 with calls concerning animal pick-up, cruelty, complaints, etc.}

_{Animal shelter operations will remain under the Health Department.  For rabies vaccination, adoption, and lost pet inquiry calls, please continue to call the Northampton County Health Department at (252) 534-5841 ext. 6051 Monday through Friday 8:30am to 5:00pm.}

_{For comments, questions, or concerns please visit www.northamptonhd.com or call the Health Department at (252) 534-5841.}

 INSURANCE ANNOUNCEMENT

  Along with Medicaid, we now also accept MedCost and Cigna insurances.

 Other insurances are pending.

                                                                                                             Mission Statement

The central purpose and role of the Northampton County Health Department is defined as:

"Promote, provide, and protect the health and safety of the citizens of Northampton County."

                                                                                                              Vision

"A culturally sensitive health organization providing quality services yielding improved health outcomes."

"Your thoughts matter to us"

If you have a comment or public health concern, please send e-mail to:  This email address is being protected from spambots. You need JavaScript enabled to view it.

Northampton County Local Government is a Smoke-Free/Tobacco-Free government entity as of   January 4, 2013.

Tobacco-Free Ordinance

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