Emmons County Public Health

Emmons County Public Health Emmons County Public Health is a county health unit in south central North Dakota. to 2 p.m.

NOTE: Please contact us prior to visiting the office to ensure there is a nurse available. Emmons County Public Health is a single county health unit that has served the citizens of its county since 1983. Services include the following:

* HEALTHY BABY CLINIC on the second Monday of the month from 3-6 p.m.
* IMMUNIZATION CLINIC on the second Tuesday of the month from 8 a.m. to 4:30 p.m.
* BIKE HELMET safety education
* BLOOD PRESSURE checks
* BREASTFEEDING resources
* CAR SAFETY SEAT program
* CHILD HEALTH (well-baby program)
* CORRECTION FACILITY health-resource only
* DIABETES screening at monthly Senior Citizen clinics and anytime in the office
* FOOT CARE - Senior citizens 9 a.m. (In Braddock on the first Monday of the month; In Linton on the first Tuesday of the month; In Strasburg on the first Wednesday of the month; In Hazelton on the first Friday of the month; In Hague on the second Thursday of the month)
* EMERGENCY PREPAREDNESS - Work with community partners as part of local emergency response team
* ENVIRONMENTAL HEALTH SERVICES (water, sewer, health hazard abatement)
* FLU shots
* HEALTH FAIR activity for KEM Electric Coop
* HEALTH TRACKS (child health screening)
* HOME HEALTH - in-home nursing care
* IMMUNIZATIONS - for infants and children through age 18
* MEDICATION SETUP - home visits
* Member of CHILD PROTECTION TEAM and COUNTY INTERAGENCY TEAM
* NEWBORN home visits
* NUTRITION education
* SCHOOL HEALTH - hearing screens, health education and resource to the schools including, but not limited to, immunizations, puberty talks, flu shots
* PRESCHOOL EDUCATION programs and screening
* TOBACCO prevention and screening
* TUBERCULOSIS testing and management
* WEST NILE program - surveillance and education
* WIC (Women, Infants and Children) Program
* WORKSITE WELLNESS - Coordinator for County employees and Sheriff's Department
* YOUTH EDUCATION programs (first aid, bicycle safety)

Know how much alcohol is in your drink!
09/04/2026

Know how much alcohol is in your drink!

🏈🍻 Football, friends, and a drink in hand? Sounds like game day!

Before kickoff, take a quick look at the Alculator to see just how much alcohol is actually in your drink. Cocktails, pours, and serving sizes can add up faster than you think.

👉 myalculator.com

Know what’s in your glass. Enjoy the game. And make it home safely. 💙

09/04/2026

📞 Know Who to Call
Different situations need different types of support—here’s a quick guide to help you connect with the right resource:

🔹988 – Mental health, su***de or substance use crisis
📲 Call or text 988 for free, confidential help 24/7.

🔹911 – Life-threatening emergencies (medical, fire, police).
🚨 Call 911 when immediate, physical danger is present.

🔹211 – Community resources and everyday support.
🏡Call 211 for help with food, housing, utilities or local services.

Save these numbers. Share them with your family and friends.

September is Su***de Prevention Month!
09/01/2026

September is Su***de Prevention Month!

September is Su***de Prevention Month. 💛 It’s a reminder that prevention starts with connection—and that a simple conversation can make a difference.

At home and at school, we can help young people feel seen, heard and supported. Parents Lead offers free tools to help families talk openly, build resilience and support mental well-being—long before a crisis happens.

👉 Learn more and find free resources at ParentsLead.org.

Positive Parenting Tip from Parents Lead 💛 Parenting isn’t about being perfect — it’s about being present.✅ Be kind and ...
08/28/2026

Positive Parenting Tip from Parents Lead 💛 Parenting isn’t about being perfect — it’s about being present.

✅ Be kind and firm
✅ Be clear and consistent
✅ Be patient — and don’t lose hope

Every moment matters. Even the hard ones. You’ve got this — and you’re not alone. 💬💪

Explore more tips and tools at www.parentslead.org.

08/26/2026

New school year, new routines! 🎒 Kids thrive when they know what to expect. Take a few minutes after school or before bed to check in about tomorrow—what’s for lunch, who’s picking them up, what they need to remember and one thing they’re looking forward to.

These little conversations help kids feel prepared, supported and connected.

Look. Listen. Love. 💙

Connect with your child after a busy school day!
08/25/2026

Connect with your child after a busy school day!

After-school activity idea! 🖍️

Looking for an easy way to slow down and connect after a busy school day? Grab some crayons or colored pencils and dive into our affirmation coloring pages!

Color together while talking about positive messages like “It’s okay to be yourself” and “Believe you can.” It’s a simple activity that can spark conversation, build confidence and give you a few minutes to connect.

Make it part of your after-school routine! 😊

Get started: https://bit.ly/3x8nlJr

08/24/2026

Screen Time Reset 📱 A new school year is the perfect time for a screen time reset. Start fresh with healthy screen habits that support sleep, learning, connection and balance.

Here’s how:
👀 Set clear expectations — Make sure everyone knows when, where and how screens can be used.

🍽️ Create screen-free times — Try meals, homework time or bedtime as opportunities to unplug and connect.

⚖️ Talk about balance — It’s not just about setting limits. Talk about making time for sleep, school, friends, family, activities and time offline, too.

Small changes can make a big difference. Start the school year with healthy screen habits! 🔗 Get more tips: https://bit.ly/47f2ALL

08/19/2026

Linton Community Blood Drive
Thursday, September 3, 2026
1:30 pm – 6:00 pm
Emmons County Courthouse Auditorium

Please click on the following link or scan the QR code on the flyer to schedule an appointment.

https://donors.vitalant.org/dwp/portal/dwa/appointment/guest/phl/timeSlotsExtr?token=tUSWIdrCZE9Me3oJRidE04RBYG3Nzcf%2B2gw14ah%2Bc4c%3D

If you previously scheduled a time to donate for this blood drive, unfortunately, when Vitalant made a change to the blood drive they lost any appointments that were scheduled. They believe there were four (4) donors who had already scheduled. If you previously scheduled a time to donate, can you please click the link and reschedule. Thank you,

If you are unable to schedule online feel free to contact Amy at 701-254-4948 and she can help you get scheduled.

08/14/2026

Your child needing back to school immunizations yet?
Give us a call if you have any questions or to schedule an appointment ~ 701-254-4027
📚 For those upcoming
🍎kindergartners
✏️7th graders
📏juniors

Check out the following tips for boating safely. 🚤🚤
08/14/2026

Check out the following tips for boating safely. 🚤🚤

🚤☀️ Enjoy the Water. Boat Sober.

Summer days on the water are meant to be fun, but alcohol and boating can be a dangerous combination.

🚫 If you’re operating the boat, stay sober. Alcohol can affect judgment, balance and reaction time, making it harder to respond quickly to changing conditions. Boating under the influence is illegal in North Dakota.

🛟 Make sure everyone has a properly fitted life jacket
👀 Keep a close eye on children around the water
🌦️ Check the weather and water conditions before heading out
🤝 If drinking is part of the day, plan ahead and have a sober person operate the boat

Have fun. Stay safe. Make it home. 🌊

Address

118 E Spruce Avenue
Linton, ND
58552

Opening Hours

Monday 8am - 4:30pm
Tuesday 8am - 4:30pm
Wednesday 8am - 4:30pm
Thursday 8am - 4:30pm
Friday 8am - 3pm

Telephone

+17012544027

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