An infected animal can spread rabies to humans and other animals through bites, scratches,or oral secretions.If the animal that bit you was not your pet, ask the owner for proof the animal is up to date on their rabies vaccination. If you can do so safely,capture the animal.
We want to encourage people to adopt healthy habits to protect their lungs daily! Avoid Tobacco Smoke, Avoid Vaping and E-cigarettes, Minimize Exposure to Air Pollutants, Maintain Indoor Air Quality, Promote Healthy Lifestyle Choices.
#WorldLungDay#shelbycityhealthdepartment
Parenting doesn’t come with an instruction manual,but now there’s an app that comes close,with tips on eating, playing,&connecting at every age, you’ll have trusted advice right at your fingertips. Download the app and make raising healthy kids just a little bit easier.
West Nile Virus infection rate is rising in Ohio, which is typical for late August/early September, but right now we are above the 10-year average. This is a good time to increase your awareness of breeding sites and mosquito bites prevention! Go to
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Maybe it has been a while since you have checked your blood pressure, blood sugar, weight, oxygen level, or heart rate, or perhaps you are just curious about where you stand. We are offering FREE Community Health Screenings in September.
Public Notice
SHELBY CITYWIDE MOSQUITO SPRAYING
If you would like to be exempt from Spraying please contact us at 419-342-5226
WHEN: Tomorrow Night — Thursday, August 20, 2026
TIME: Beginning at Dusk
WHERE: All streets, neighborhoods, and public areas within Shelby City limits.
We are looking for people willing to roll up their sleeves and help save lives! Tentative Date: Wednesday, September 16, 2026 Every donation can make a difference for someone in our community. If you are interested in donating, please call 419-342-5226 to sign up!!
National Immunization Awareness Month (NIAM). This annual observance highlights the importance of getting recommended vaccines throughout your life. We know that busy schedules can sometimes impact your ability to attend important appointments and receive routine vaccinations.
SHELBY, OHIO is currently in a significantly hazardous range for air quality due to heavy smoke drifting south from the Canadian wildfires. The Ohio EPA has issued a statewide Air Quality Advisory,Hazardous conditions that can affect everyone, not just sensitive groups.
Poison Hemlock has been spotted here in Shelby along the railroad tracks and riverbanks. To learn about Symptoms, Treatment & Prevention visit:
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How to get rid of Poison Hemlock visits:
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June 8-14 is Men’s Health Month:
Which also includes your MENTAL HEALTH.
Focuses on encouraging men and boys to seek regular medical advice, prioritize mental wellness, catch diseases early. A time to remind men about their health and to encourage them to take proactive steps.
Public Health Nurse
The Shelby City Health Department is seeking an RN for the position of Director of Nursing/Health Education.
This is a Contracted Position with very flexible hours.
To learn more about the Position contact us at
419-342-5226 or email [email protected]
This week is Healthy and Safe Swimming Week
The theme is: Don't let diarrhea sink the fun this summer!
*Stay out if you are sick with diarrhea
*Rinse off before going in the water
*Take kids on bathroom breaks regularly
*Check diapers every hour
Stay Safe During Extreme Heat
*Hydrate Constantly: Drink 2 to 4 cups of water per hour when active in the heat.*Dress for the Heat: Wear a hat and use sunscreen*Never Leave Kids or Pets in Cars: Temperatures inside a parked vehicle can reach life threatening levels within minutes