Local health map and look-up table
In Connecticut (CT), local public health services are provided by 59 local health agencies. These agencies can be either town/city health departments or regional health districts. Each agency works on its own under the direction of a Director of Health. A Director of Health is hired by local leaders or a Board of Health.
Local health agencies have to follow state and local public health laws. They must also offer a basic health program. These services, led by the Director of Health, can be provided by the agency itself or with help from other groups.
To find your local health agency and to learn more about the services provided, move your mouse over your town name on the map below and click to see the contact information and website link. You can also look in the table under the map to find your local health agency.
Learn more about CT's 59 local health agencies and the Department of Public Health Office of Local Health Administration.
There are 20 health districts in CT. 130 of the 169 towns in the state are in health districts. See which towns are in each district.
There are two federally recognized tribal nations in CT, the Mashantucket Pequot Tribal Nation and the Mohegan Tribe. Each tribal nation has its own department to address public health concerns on their tribal lands.
Some places like Collinsville, Winsted, and Willimantic are called "towns," but they are actually a part of one of CT’s 169 official towns.
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After clicking one of the links above, click the EXPORT button in the top right corner of the page and choose your preferred file type to download the data.
The data files are updated every Friday afternoon.