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Avoid HEAT Injuries
Short periods of extreme heat -- 90 degrees or more for several consecutive days -- can cause serious health problems if people are not aware or careful.
COVID-19 Vaccine
All adults in Texas above age 16 are now eligible to receive COVID-19 vaccine. Appointments are still required.
Be Mosquito Free
Learn how to stop them from breeding in your yard.
Free and Confidential STD Testing in Tarrant County
DID YOU KNOW: 1 in 2 sexually active young adults get an STD by the age of 25...and don't know it? Find out which one you are. Get tested!
COVID-19 Testing in Tarrant County
Testing appointments, self-screening, statistics and testing sites.
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817-321-4700
COVID-19 Hotline: 817-248-6299
1101 S. Main St., Ft. Worth, Texas 76104
Monday - Friday, 7 a.m. - 5 p.m.
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Latest News
COVID-19 Deaths Reported Today: Two
Jun 13 - Public Health today reports two COVID-19 deaths. All had underlying health conditions. Tarrant County now has 3,543 confirmed deaths from the COVID-19 virus and 256,430 people have recovered.
Three COVID-19 Deaths Reported Today
Jun 12 - Public Health today reports three COVID-19 deaths. All but one had underlying health conditions. Tarrant County now has 3,541 confirmed deaths from the COVID-19 virus and 256,341 people have recovered.
Tarrant County Public Health Reports Five COVID-19 Deaths
Jun 11 - Public Health today reports five COVID-19 deaths. All had underlying health conditions. Tarrant County now has 3,538 confirmed deaths from the COVID-19 virus and 256,226 people have recovered.
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June 8, 2021 (Health Director's blog)
The fight against COVID-19 is being won
I am happy to say we have finally reached a point where COVID-19 vaccines have become plentiful enough for just about everyone 12 years and older to get vaccinated. Mobile options are now available. Our vaccination efforts, along with the other COVID-19 mitigation measures, have finally slowed the spread. Those mitigation measures may have even kept the annual flu season at bay.
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