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Buffalo Trace District Health Department

Helping Hands for a Healthier Community


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TOP This! Would you like to Take Off Pounds (TOP) with your friends and neighbors in the Ohio Valley? Click here to learn more and to register for Take Off Pounds!

Did you know your health department offers nutrition counseling, weight loss and exercise classes and more? Call 564-9447 today for details!



February 3, 2012 is National Go Red for Women Day.
Click the image to view a short video about the dangers of heart attacks for women.

Click here for more information on heart disease in women.



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A message from your Public Health Director:

Welcome to the Buffalo Trace District Health Department. We are proud to serve the people of Mason and Robertson Counties. As you visit our site, we hope you will find the information you need regarding our services and activities. Our job is to provide you with the most up-to-date information on our health education classes, personal, and preventive health services, environmental health services, public health emergency planning and response as well as information on late-breaking health news. The Board, administration and staff of the Buffalo Trace District Health Department are committed to being "Helping Hands for a Healthier Community." Please come back and visit often.

Allison A. Adams, MPA
Public Health Director



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Are you eligible for WIC (Women, Infants and Children)?

Click here to go to the USDA's "prescreening" tool. There you will take a short survey that will help you know if you are eligible.


To report a public health emergency 24/7, call 1-888-9-REPORT.


For Kentucky health data, click here to go to the Kentucky Department for Public Health's site.


For Kentucky's public health laws, click here for the LRC website. Scroll down to TITLE XVIII - PUBLIC HEALTH.


For national health information and resources, visit the Centers for Disease Control and Prevention website.


If you are unmarried, having a baby, and are interested in how you can establish legal fatherhood and add the father's name to the birth certificate while at the hospital, click here. (Will take you out of our site).


For Board of Health Meeting times and locations, click here.


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