Tarrant County Public Health

Tarrant County Public Health Tarrant County Public Health assures, protects and promotes the overall health and well-being of our

Since its inception in the 1950s, Tarrant County Public Health (TCPH) has been a valuable local resource by providing services to all Tarrant County residents aimed at promoting, achieving and maintaining a healthy standard of living. With a client base and scope of services as diverse as the county's population, a dedicated staff of more than 360 public health professionals and annual funding resources totaling more than $64 million, TCPH services truly touch everyone, every day, everywhere. COMMENTS BY OTHERS ARE NOT ENDORSED
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As the icy weather moves out, we’re open for normal services today. Check today’s clinic hours for any delays at www.tar...
01/28/2026

As the icy weather moves out, we’re open for normal services today. Check today’s clinic hours for any delays at www.tarrantcountytx.gov/clinics.

Tarrant County Public Health locations and WIC clinics will open on a delayed schedule Tuesday, January 27. Want to conf...
01/27/2026

Tarrant County Public Health locations and WIC clinics will open on a delayed schedule Tuesday, January 27.

Want to confirm before you go? Call 817‑248‑6299
WIC support? Call 817‑321‑5400 or reschedule using the MyWIC app

All Tarrant County Public Health and WIC offices will be closed on January 26 due to inclement weather.❄️ WIC clients wi...
01/26/2026

All Tarrant County Public Health and WIC offices will be closed on January 26 due to inclement weather.

❄️ WIC clients will be contacted to reschedule or can reschedule through the MyWIC app
❄️ Find more information at www.tarrantcountytx.gov/clinics

Flu season is still making its rounds. Know the signs, dodge the germs and boost your protection.
01/25/2026

Flu season is still making its rounds. Know the signs, dodge the germs and boost your protection.

01/23/2026

Dangerously cold temperatures are moving in with sub-freezing conditions lasting until Monday morning.
� Travel may be hazardous — limit trips if possible.
� Stay informed and monitor the latest forecasts for updates.
�Stay safe and protect your family!

Winter weather is coming❄️Are you prepared? As you go through your checklist, make sure you’re ready for any emergency.✅...
01/22/2026

Winter weather is coming❄️Are you prepared? As you go through your checklist, make sure you’re ready for any emergency.

✅ Stock a few days’ worth of food, water, and household essentials
✅ Stay informed on weather updates
✅ Don’t forget your medications and your pet’s needs
✅Most importantly — plan ahead

Start the new year feeling your best. Join us for this month’s Mancave Talks as men of all ages come together to connect...
01/22/2026

Start the new year feeling your best. Join us for this month’s Mancave Talks as men of all ages come together to connect, share, and learn about chronic disease and men’s health.

📍January 31, 2026
📍10am - Noon
📍100 S. Center St. Arlington, TX
George W. Hawkes Downtown Library (Resilience Room)

All Tarrant County Public Health Offices will be closed on January 19th in observance of Martin Luther King Jr. Day
01/18/2026

All Tarrant County Public Health Offices will be closed on January 19th in observance of Martin Luther King Jr. Day

01/13/2026

Its's time for a winter refresh! Take a moment to update your Emergency Kit — check expiration dates, restock any meds, and tailor it to fit your household's needs. Don't let an emergency catch you off guard!

New habits are easier to keep when you’re feeling your best! Wash your hands, cover your cough and get your shot 👍
01/07/2026

New habits are easier to keep when you’re feeling your best! Wash your hands, cover your cough and get your shot 👍

Start the year with steps that truly stick. Whether you’re at the kitchen sink or in the outdoors, small habits can make...
01/02/2026

Start the year with steps that truly stick. Whether you’re at the kitchen sink or in the outdoors, small habits can make a big difference in keeping you protected.

Time is ticking on your favorite holiday dishes! Leftovers and desserts can become unsafe in the refrigerator after four...
12/29/2025

Time is ticking on your favorite holiday dishes! Leftovers and desserts can become unsafe in the refrigerator after four days. The longer food sits, the higher the risk of foodborne illness.

Keep your holiday spirits high and your food safe with these four tips:
🍽️Consume or freeze all leftovers within 4 days
🍽️Reheat all leftovers to 165°F
🍽️Only reheat what you plan to eat
🍽️Plan to eat frozen leftovers within 2-6 months for best quality

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1101 S Main Street
Fort Worth, TX
76104

Opening Hours

Monday 7am - 7pm
Tuesday 7am - 7pm
Wednesday 7am - 7pm
Thursday 7am - 7pm
Friday 7am - 7pm

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+18172486299

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