2009 Influenza A H1N1 (Swine Flu) Information
Last Updated: 2013 UTC December 21, 2009
H1N1 Vaccine Availability
Vaccine is now available for all persons
Influenza Clinic Schedule
- Seasonal and H1N1 vaccinations are available by appointment at the Health Department office in Plattsburg. Please call for an appointment time.
Please call or email the Health Department with questions you may have. We can be reached at (816) 539-2144 or at admin@clintoncountyhealthdepartment.com.
Further Information
For the most current information on 2009 H1N1, please visit the Missouri Department of Health and Senior Services 2009 H1N1 Page and the Centers For Disease Control 2009 H1N1 Page
CDC Guidance for EMS, 911 PSAPs for patients with confirmed or suspected 2009 A H1N1
CDC Guidance for Clinicians on Identifying and Caring for Patients of suspected 2009 A H1N1
Seasonal Flu Vaccination
Seasonal Flu Vaccine is still available for persons 3 years and older. Please call the Health Department for an appointment.
Vaccination is subject to vaccine availability at each clinic, and the absence of contraindications in each person. Please contact the Health Department with questions.
You may download the Vaccination Consent Form here.
2009 Community Health Report
The Clinton County Health Department has released it’s 2009 Community Health Report. It can be downloaded in pdf format below.
2009 Community Report
Pre-Challenge Survey
Post-Challenge Survey
Child Safety Seat Checks Now Available
The Health Department now offers Child Safety Seat Inspections. Inspections are conducted by appointment. All inspections are conducted by a certified Child Passenger Safety Technician. Please follow the link below for more information, or contact the Health Department to make an appointment.
Meningococcal Vaccine Available
The Health Department has Meningococcal available free of charge for children 11-18 years of age. This is available for a limited amount of time. Please call the Health Department if you have questions, or wish to schedule an appointment.
The Health Department Collects Batteries for Recycling
The Health Department now collects rechargeable batteries for recycling. Bring your dead rechargeable batteries to our Plattsburg office during regular business hours for proper disposal.
Batteries we will accept: Any rechargeable battery weighing less than two pounds that is in good physical condition (no corrosion or leaking).
Batteries we will not accept: Non-rechargeable batteries, car batteries, rechargeable batteries weighing more that two pounds, batteries that are corroded, leaking, or otherwise physically damaged.
