Clark County Health Department
1201 Wall Street Jeffersonville, Indiana 47130
Phone: 812-282-7521
clarkhealth@clarkcounty.in.gov

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The Clark County Board of Health’s mission is to promote a safe and healthy community for people of Clark County, Indiana.

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Thank you for visiting the Clark County, Indiana Health Department's website.  In this site you will find links to information, news, resources and contacts for a number of community health related issues. If you do not find the information you need in this website, please contact us and we will assist you with finding the answer to your needs. 

The Clark County Health Department is located at 1201 Wall Street, Jeffersonville, IN 47130 - Opens in New Window  and is open to the public from 8:30am - 4:30pm Monday - Friday. If you have questions or need more information please contact our office at 812-282-7521. 

Please note: Some Health Department services may occur at other locations and appointments may be required.

 

 

You can learn how to stop an opioid overdose and save a life in your community by signing up for a free 30-minute online naloxone (Narcan) training

Citizen Opioid Responders (COR) is a brief, online training program about opioid overdose reversal that is being offered by Indiana University. It provides science-based overdose response education to support community naloxone/Narcan distribution efforts. COR has been available in Dearborn County since 2022 and has recently been expanded to all nine IU campuses and adjacent communities. The expansion of the IU COR program was made possible through the ongoing support of the Women’s Philanthropy Leadership Council and IU Foundation donors in 2025-2026. Over the next year IU will be able to also expand access to naloxone, also known by the brand name Narcan, on all IU campuses. Learn more about IU COR program at https://go.iu.edu/stopoverdose.

You can learn how to stop an opioid overdose and save a life in your community by signing up for a free 30-minute online naloxone (Narcan) training. 

Be Prepared – Save a Life! 

Sign up and get trained today!

 

 

Free Narcan Locations

Looking for free Narcan for yourself or a loved one? Check out this interactive map from Overdose Lifeline to find a Naloxbox near you.

 

 

The following is guidance issued by the Indiana Department of Health regarding House Enrolled Act 1424 (Farm and Homestead Food Sales) which goes into effect July 1st.  

https://ag.purdue.edu/department/foodsci/_docs/idoh-homestead-and-small-farm-guidance.pdf - Opens in New Window

 

 

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2026 Dates

Upcoming Stop the Bleed and Narcan trainings

  • 09/15 - 10am - 12pm
  • 10/13 - 10am - 12pm
  • 11/10 - 10am - 12pm
  • 12/08 - 10am - 12pm

Event Details

Would YOU know what to do in case of a traumatic bleeding event?

Receive proper training so you can be an “immediate responder” to help someone who is experiencing traumatic bleeding. Be ready to save the life of a family member, a friend, a colleague or a perfect stranger.*

Following Stop the Bleed, you will be trained on Narcan administration and use. Narcan can be provided at no cost after the training.

In less than 2 hours, you can be prepared to save someone’s life.

*The Clark County Health Department is a STB educational location. 

Please register below.

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In partnership with Health First Indiana and Purdue University, the Indiana Department of Health is proud to publish the Indiana Home-Based Vendor Handbook. 

Click here to view the Indiana Dept of Health Home Based Vendor Handbook - Opens in New Window

With the integration of academic resources and state laws, this handbook is intended to serve as a guide to identify food products that can be safely prepared and sold within the State of Indiana under Home-Based Vendor (HBV) Regulations. If you have questions about product allowance, please contact your local health department, or questions may be submitted to the IDOH retail food program by emailing This email address is being protected from spambots. You need JavaScript enabled to view it..gov. You may submit questions related to product formulation, testing and potential projects to the Food Entrepreneurship and Manufacturing Institute (FEMI) by emailing This email address is being protected from spambots. You need JavaScript enabled to view it.. 

 

 

The Indiana Department of Health has released the newest food Code, 410, IAC 7-26. It is set to go into effect on April 16th, 2025. There will be a phased enforcement period and education through the end of the year. More information will be released on our social media pages and via email to the contacts that we have on file.

Click here for the FDA Food Code 2024 - Opens in New Window

The document below encompasses the most impactful changes to the Indiana Retail Food Establishment Sanitation requirements (410 IAC 7-26)

Top Changes to the Indiana Food Code at a Glance Document - Opens in New Window

 

 

Senate enrolled Act 4, now named “Health First Indiana”, is the state’s initiative focused on creating a set of core public health services, accessible, recurring, and dedicated funding, and defined measurements for success and progress with the goal of ensuring every Hoosier can achieve optimal health.

Click here for more information on Health First Clark County

 

 

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