Tipton County Health Department - Tipton, Indiana

Tipton County Health Department - Tipton, Indiana The staff of the Tipton County Health Department is devoted to meeting the challenge of public health

Amanda Coahran - Public Health Nurse

Emily Nasser - Environmental Health Specialist

Lindsey Ogden - Office Manager & Emergency Preparedness

Maria Partida- Office Assistant

Dawn Snyder - Health Educator

06/22/2026

Stop by our booth at the Purdue Extension - Tipton County - 4H Fair🍀

We're bringing fun for the whole family this year!

Adults: Complete our Internet Safety Questionnaire and provide your name and phone number for a chance to win a LifeVac® (1 entry per household)! Learn valuable tips to help keep yourself, your children, and your family safe online while earning a chance at a great prize.

🚨Interested in being prepared for emergencies?
Stop by our booth to learn more about our upcoming Emergency Preparedness Series! Registration information will be available, and our team will be happy to answer questions about how you can better prepare your family for emergencies, severe weather, power outages, and other unexpected situations.

Kids: Complete one of our fun activity sheets and receive a prize! Activities include:
✔️ Fair Bingo
✔️ Handwashing Activity Sheet
✔️ Healthy Foods at the Fair Matching Game
✔️ Fight the Bite Mosquito Maze
✔️ And more!

Kids' prizes include:
🥽 Goggles
🫧 Bubble Wands
✨ Glow Necklaces
…and other fun surprises while supplies last!

While you're visiting, be sure to pick up health and safety resources, learn about services offered by the Health Department, and say hello to our team.

We can't wait to see you at the fair and help make this year's event fun, safe, and healthy for everyone!

📍 Tipton County Event Center at the Fairgrounds - Lilly Hall
📅 6/23- 6/27 from 4:00pm -8:00pm
🎟️ Free activities and prizes while supplies last

4C Health wants your opinion! Scan the QR code and share your insights on the Community Health Needs Assessment survey. ...
06/19/2026

4C Health wants your opinion!

Scan the QR code and share your insights on the Community Health Needs Assessment survey. Your voice matters!

Ready to make a difference in your community? 🌟

Join us in identifying local needs!

Simply scan the QR code and share your insights through our Community Health Needs Assessment survey. Your voice matters! 🗣️

I still have a few slots available for 7/24/26 community BLS class.
06/18/2026

I still have a few slots available for 7/24/26 community BLS class.

🎉IU Health Tipton Hospital is offering FREE sports physicals to student athletes! Registration is required, follow the p...
06/18/2026

🎉IU Health Tipton Hospital is offering FREE sports physicals to student athletes! Registration is required, follow the prompts on the QR to code to register.

🗓 7/22

⏰ 4:00 -6:00

📍 IU Health Tipton Hospital
Entrance # 8

Athletes MUST have the IHSAA physical form signed by parent/guardian to be seen.

Weather update from US National Weather Service Indianapolis Indiana
06/17/2026

Weather update from US National Weather Service Indianapolis Indiana

Update to timing and location of risks. Still expecting two rounds of storms. One this afternoon while the next will be late afternoon into evening and overnight hours. Severe storms likely, with the second round. All hazards possible, including damaging to winds, large hail, and tornadoes. Flash flooding is also possible.

Tick Tuesday Update from Indiana Department of Natural Resources!
06/16/2026

Tick Tuesday Update from Indiana Department of Natural Resources!

TICK TIP TUESDAY: How to safely remove a tick.
You found tick tagging along during a check? No worries. Here’s a gentle, safe removal guide!
1. Find the right tool - Grab fine-tipped tweezers. Pointy tweezers work best, but if you’re in a pinch, regular tweezers work. Just avoid squeezing the tick’s body.
2. Grab close to the head - Place tweezers as close to your skin as possible, ideally near the tick’s mouthparts, to make sure it is fully removed.
3. Pull straight up and slowly - Gently pull upward with steady pressure—no twisting, jerking, or shaking.
4. Cleanse and Soothe - Wash the bite area and your hands again with soap and water. A touch of antiseptic on the bite is also an option.
5. Dispose of the tick - Seal it in tape or a container, submerge it in alcohol, or flush it. Just don’t crush it with your fingers. Fluids in the tick can carry disease-causing pathogens.
6. Stay Alert – For the next few weeks, stay alert. Look out for rashes or flu-like symptoms. If anything feels off, call your doctor and mention when and where you were bitten.
And remember, tick-borne illnesses are rising in Indiana. But with the right preventatives, you can safely enjoy the outdoors!
Find more information about safe tick removal here: https://ow.ly/UY7i50Z5K8j

Stay weather aware Tipton County 🌩️
06/16/2026

Stay weather aware Tipton County 🌩️

Severe storms are likely across central Indiana Wednesday afternoon into the evening and overnight hours. All hazards are possible, including damaging to destructive winds, large hail, and tornadoes. Flash flooding is also possible.

Its an exciting day at the Family Resource Center Tipton County, Indiana!!
06/16/2026

Its an exciting day at the Family Resource Center Tipton County, Indiana!!

Address

101 E. Jefferson Street
Tipton, IN
46072

Opening Hours

Monday 8am - 4pm
Tuesday 8am - 5pm
Wednesday 8am - 4pm
Thursday 8am - 4pm
Friday 8am - 4pm

Telephone

+17656758741

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