Dawson County Health Department

Dawson County Health Department Hours: Mon-Tues: 8-5
Wednesday: 7-5
Thursday: 8-6
Closed Fridays
Immunization Clinics:
Thursdays 8-6

The purpose of this webpage is to provide the public with information that will assist in achieving Dawson County's public and environmental health goals.

🧡 Happy Thanksgiving from all of us at the Dawson County Health DepartmentToday, we’re thankful for you — our incredible...
11/27/2025

🧡 Happy Thanksgiving from all of us at the Dawson County Health Department

Today, we’re thankful for you — our incredible community.

Your resilience, generosity, and commitment to one another are what make Dawson County such a special place to call home.

Whether you’re gathered around a full table or connecting with loved ones from afar, we hope your day is filled with warmth, joy, and a slice of pie (or two).

From our team to your family — Happy Thanksgiving!

🚗💨 Thanksgiving Eve ReminderTonight’s not the night to test your luck.Plan a ride. Call a friend. Stay the night. Just d...
11/26/2025

🚗💨 Thanksgiving Eve Reminder

Tonight’s not the night to test your luck.

Plan a ride. Call a friend. Stay the night. Just don’t drive drunk.

Your choices tonight could change someone’s tomorrow.

🦃 The turkey may look golden and perfect... but is it safe?Don’t let food poisoning crash your holiday. The only way to ...
11/26/2025

🦃 The turkey may look golden and perfect... but is it safe?

Don’t let food poisoning crash your holiday. The only way to know your turkey is done is with a food thermometer.

✅ Check 3 spots:

• Thickest part of the breast
• Innermost part of the thigh
• Innermost part of the wing
→ All should read 165°F

Let it rest for 20 minutes before carving to lock in juices!

11/26/2025
📣 Today is National Rural Health Day!And we’re celebrating you—the heart, grit, and resilience that make rural communiti...
11/20/2025

📣 Today is National Rural Health Day!

And we’re celebrating you—the heart, grit, and resilience that make rural communities like ours thrive.

🏥 From long drives to see a provider, to neighbors checking in on neighbors, rural healthcare looks different—but it’s just as powerful.

💬 We want to hear from YOU.
➡️ What makes living in rural Montana worth it?
➡️ How has your community supported your health or wellness?

📸 Share a photo. Drop a comment. Tag a friend.
Let’s flood social media with real stories, real strength, and the .

Today is the day!!
11/20/2025

Today is the day!!

🚭 Today is the Great American Smokeout — and we’re here to remind you: quitting to***co isn’t easy, but it is possible. ...
11/20/2025

🚭 Today is the Great American Smokeout — and we’re here to remind you: quitting to***co isn’t easy, but it is possible. And you don’t have to do it alone.

In rural communities like Dawson County, quitting can come with even more barriers: fewer resources, longer drives to access care, and limited support groups. But through the To***co Use Prevention Program at Dawson County Health Department, we’re working to change that — one conversation, one toolkit, one to***co-free future at a time.

Here’s how we’re getting involved:
🔹 Supporting to***co-free policies in our schools and communities
🔹 Educating youth about the dangers of va**ng and ni****ne addiction
🔹 Providing access to free quit resources and cessation programs
🔹 Advocating for healthy environments where everyone can breathe easier

Because the power of rural means showing up for each other — and building healthier communities together.

📞 Need help quitting? Visit montana.quitlogix.org
or call 1-800-QUIT-NOW for free support

Today we celebrate The Nurturing Tree — a shining example of the power of rural.In Dawson County, families are supported...
11/19/2025

Today we celebrate The Nurturing Tree — a shining example of the power of rural.

In Dawson County, families are supported from day one. The Nurturing Tree offers parenting classes, a free resource library, and weekly parent-child groups that foster connection, learning, and school readiness — all at no cost to families.

Whether it’s Crafty Tuesday, Mix & Measure, or welcoming local speakers to share with young families, The Nurturing Tree proves that rural care is creative, community-driven, and deeply personal.

Because when rural communities invest in their youngest members, everyone grows stronger.

📍 Learn more by calling (406) 377-5213

Tomorrow is the big day!! Join the Great American Smokeout. Quitting To***co is tough but so are YOU!
11/19/2025

Tomorrow is the big day!! Join the Great American Smokeout. Quitting To***co is tough but so are YOU!

If this doesn’t show the power of rural — what does?In Dawson County, we don’t wait around for change. We build it — tog...
11/18/2025

If this doesn’t show the power of rural — what does?

In Dawson County, we don’t wait around for change. We build it — together.

The newly formed Dawson County Mental Health Coalition is a powerful example of what’s possible when rural communities come together. Created to address the mental health needs of our county, the coalition brings together residents, service providers, and leaders to listen, collaborate, and create real solutions.

By reducing barriers to care, increasing access to support, and centering the voices of local people, the coalition is building a healthier, more connected Dawson County — one meeting at a time.

This is what rural strength looks like. And it’s only the beginning.

To get involved in the coalition or learn more, contact Taylor Mitchell at 406-345-4116

Rural health is personal. It’s your neighbor, your family, your town.This week, we’re celebrating the strength, innovati...
11/17/2025

Rural health is personal. It’s your neighbor, your family, your town.

This week, we’re celebrating the strength, innovation, and resilience of Dawson County’s rural community.

🏞️ 61 million Americans live in rural areas — and we’re proud to be among them.

Follow along as we highlight the real health topics that matter most to us right here in Dawson County.

💭 Think Before You V**eLung cancer is a leading cause of cancer death in the U.S. — and it’s not just a smoker’s disease...
11/14/2025

💭 Think Before You V**e

Lung cancer is a leading cause of cancer death in the U.S. — and it’s not just a smoker’s disease anymore.

Va**ng exposes your lungs to harmful chemicals, metals, and ultrafine particles that can damage lung tissue and increase cancer risk. It’s not harmless. It’s not just v***r.

This Lung Cancer Awareness Month, think before you inhale.

Address

207 W Bell Street
Glendive, MT
59330

Opening Hours

Monday 8am - 5pm
Tuesday 8am - 5pm
Wednesday 7am - 5pm
Thursday 8am - 6pm

Telephone

+14063775213

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