A Report to the Community regarding the health department delivering on all of the ten essential services of public health. These services are: monitoring health, diagnosing and investigating health hazards, informing and educating about health issues, mobilizing partnerships, developing health policies, enforcing environmental laws, access to care, assuring a competent public health workforce, evaluating health services, and researching public health concerns.
For more details and to see the full report
MCPHD CommunityReport 2008-2012.pdf |
Effective planning and decision-making for improving the health of a community requires good information about the current health status and factors that will influence that health status.
The Marion County Public Health Department, the Community Health Assessment Steering Committee and many local partners released a community health assessment in 2014. This report describes the health status of Marion County residents using six specific age groups and identified key health issues using accepted, pre-set criteria.
For more details and to see the full report => 2014 Community Health Assessment
As the Marion County Public Health Department works to envision a better future for the citizens of Marion County, we have partnered with the Indiana Business Research Center at the Indiana University Purdue University at Indianapolis (IUPUI) to establish a website that is all about measuring and engaging people in the quality of life in Central Indiana.
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Environmental
- Indiana Environmental Health Association
- Indiana State Department of Health – Environmental Public Health Home
- National Environmental Health Association
Infectious Disease Information
- CRE Training Module
- CRE Toolkit
- CRE Reporting Form
- CDC Inter-Facility Infection Control Transfer Form
- Human Papillomavirus (HPV) Vaccine Information
- ICPS CRE Transfer Form
- Communicable Disease Monthly Reports
Health Safety Tips
Health & Hospital Code
- Chapter 1: Board
- Chapter 2: Divisions
- Chapter 3: Officers
- Chapter 4: Definitions
- Chapter 5: Personnel Policy
- Chapter 6: Public Employees Retirement Fund
- Chapter 7: Communicable Disease
- Chapter 8: Food Safety
- Chapter 9: Repealed
- Chapter 10: Residential Property and Housing
- Chapter 11: Child Care Facilities
- Chapter 12: Solid Waste
- Chapter 13: Wellfield Protection Standards
- Chapter 14: Sewage Disposal Systems
- Chapter 15: Repealed
- Chapter 16: Public Pools, Spas and Beaches
- Chapter 17: Repealed
- Chapter 18: Water Wells and Water Supply Systems
- Chapter 19: Nonresidential Premises
- Chapter 20: Hazardous Materials Management
- Chapter 21: Enforcement Procedures and Administrative Hearings
- Chapter 22: Ordinance Violations Bureau
- Housing Code Book