Toledo Lucas County Health Department building reopens to public - msnNOW

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TOLEDO, Ohio (WTVG) - The Toledo Lucas County Health Department building will be reopening to the public at 8 a.m. Monday. The facility had been closed since late March, when two employees tested positive for COVID-19.

Most services will be appointment only. Those needing a birth or death certificate will be allowed to stop down without an appointment.

A spokesperson for the TLCHD said anyone coming into the building must be wearing a mask, follow social distancing protocols and not have any signs or symptoms of illness. If you are not well you will be denied entry and encouraged to see a doctor.

For more information, please use the following phone numbers:

• Adult/Travel Immunizations: 419-213-4163

• Breastfeeding Support: 419-213-2124

• HIV Testing: 419-213-4150

• Naloxone Training: 419-213-4168

• Northwest Ohio Syringe Services: 419-213-2655

• Shots 4 Tots n Teens: 419-508-9610

• Reproductive Health & Wellness Center- Telehealth Only: 419-213-2013

• TB Testing: 419-213-2659

• Women, Infant, and Children (WIC): 419-213-4422



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