The Town of Fairfield Health Department located at 725 Old Post Road, Fairfield, CT
Fairfield, CT
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October is Breast Cancer Awareness Month. Talk to your healthcare provider about when to get screened.
Learn more: cdc.gov/breast-cancer/screen…
Both regular-dose (3 yrs+) and high-dose (65 yrs+) flu vaccines are available. TDaP and pneumonia vaccines are also available by appointment. Most insurances are accepted with no charge.
For questions or if your child is under 3, please call 203-256-3150.
The Fairfield Police Department is excited to announce National Night Out! The Fairfield Health Department will also be there, and we hope you'll stop by our table!
Wednesday, 7/22/2026 1:00PM Swimming Area Closures UPDATE:
Due to excessive rainfall from yesterday’s storm, all Coastal Swimming Areas will areas will reopen tomorrow, Thursday (7/23/26).
Due to storm damages, Lake Mohegan Swimming Area will remain CLOSED until further notice.
Cyclosporiasis is a treatable intestinal illness caused by a parasite. Although no Connecticut-specific source has been identified, residents are encouraged to wash fresh produce thoroughly and follow safe food-handling practices to help reduce their risk.
Opioid overdoses can happen anywhere, and having naloxone (Narcan®) on hand could save a life.
Stop by the Fairfield Health Department to pick up FREE Narcan during business hours.
If your child requires an updated or new physical form to be submitted over the summer while school nurses are off duty, you may email the completed document in PDF form to: [email protected]
If you need help finding the nearest cooling center, call 2-1-1 or visit 211ct.org. Stay cool, stay hydrated, and check in on friends, family, and neighbors.
M/V Hondius Cruise Ship Update: All U.S. citizens potentially exposed to hantavirus have completed their 42-day monitoring period, and no U.S. cases occurred as a result of this outbreak.
Take steps to protect children from mosquito bites that can make them sick🦟!
For more information on preventing mosquito bites, visit: cdc.gov/mosquitoes
Our friends at The Hub at Catalyst CT have restocked our Free Naloxone Cabinet with several boxes of naloxone and additional resources. If someone in your life may be at risk for an opioid overdose, having naloxone on hand could save their life.
April is Distracted Driving Awareness Month, and it's a reminder that safer streets start with making better choices. Put the phone away. Slow down. Stay alert.
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