Public Health Division

Main Content

We are committed to improving quality of life and protecting the health and well-being of all residents.

Woman sneezing

Respiratory Illness Resources

Protect yourself from flu, COVID-19 and RSV.

Toddler getting vaccinated

Measles is not just a rash

The best way to protect yourself and your community is to make sure you and your family are vaccinated

Pregnant couple

Syphilis can happen to anyone

But free testing and treatment is available in Clackamas County

Family, Child and Maternal Health

Mom feeding baby

Women, Infants, and Children (WIC)

Provides supplemental food and healthcare needs, and nutrition education.

Nurse reaching out to mom and baby

Nurse Home Visiting

Services are no-cost and offered in both English and Spanish.

Doctor vaccinating young child

Childhood Immunizations

The most effective means available for protecting the health of your child and our community.

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Sexual and Reproductive Health

Birth control, pregnancy tests, STIs, relationship safety and where to go for care.

Baby sleeping in a safety-approved crib

Safe Sleep for Infants

Learn about safe sleep strategies to help reduce the risk of SUID for your infants.

Prevention Programs

Substance Use and Overdose Prevention

In collaboration with community prevention partners, we are working together to address the substance use and opioid crisis.

Tobacco Prevention and Education

We work to prevent and reduce tobacco use, promote communities, reduce the influence of tobacco product marketing and encourage tobacco users to quit

Suicide Prevention

Resources to learn how to support a friend — or get help for yourself.

Infectious Diseases

Safe Food, Water and Environments

Birth and Death Certificates

Health Emergencies

Public Health Data

Get Involved

Internship Opportunities

If you’re a student looking to gain valuable experience in the field of public health, consider applying for an internship with us!

Reproductive Sexual Health Coalition

Our goals are to decrease number of STIs in Clackamas County and increase access to Reproductive Health Services.

Suicide Prevention Coalition

Help end suicide in our community.

Our Leadership Team

  • Kim LaCroix, MPH, RD
    Public Health Director
  • Sarah Present, MD
    Clackamas County Health Officer
  • Erika Zoller, MPH
    Deputy Public Health Director

Phone:503-742-5300
Fax:503-742-5352
Email:publichealthdivision@clackamas.us

2051 Kaen Road, Suite 367, Oregon City, OR 97045

Office Hours:

Monday to Thursday
7 a.m. to 6 p.m.

Report a public health emergency or communicable disease 24 hours a day, seven days a week, at 503-655-8411.

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