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651-266-2400

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Public Health
AskPH@co.ramsey.mn.us
Environmental Health
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Vital Records
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Saint  Paul - Ramsey County Public Health

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Passports Moving to Plato

Passport services will no longer be offered at 555 Cedar Street in Saint Paul.  Beginning February 1, all passport and some marriage license and record services will be available at 90 W. Plato in Saint Paul.  All vital records services, with the exception of passports, will be maintained at 555 Cedar Street.

For more information on passports | marriage licenses | marriage records | vital records

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Join the Breastfeeding Coalition

Promote, support and protect breastfeeding through education, outreach and collaboration within our community. 

For more information on the Breastfeeding Coalition | breastfeeding resources

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Test Your Home for Radon

Colorless.  Odorless.  Tasteless.  Radon is all three of those things.  In addition, it is a gas that causes lung cancer and could be in your home.  The only way to know is to test.  There are ways to get it out of your home if you do have a high level.

For more information on radon | buying a radon test (pdf) | fixing a radon problem


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H1N1 Flu Information

H1N1 vaccine is widely available.  If you or anyone you know need vaccine, Public Health recommends getting one.  For more information on H1N1 Vaccine Clinics | H1N1 Flu | H1N1 Vaccine Finder


GreenGatherings
From small meetings to large festivals, GreenGatherings has a variety of resources to help you.  In addition,  Ramsey County has 15 portable recycling containers available for loan.  Make your next event a GreenGathering | Reserve recycling containers


After Hours Contact Information
If you are ill, contact your health care provider.  To report an emergency, call 911.  If you are a physician calling to report an infectious disease, please call 651.201.5414 or 1.877.676.5414. 


To report a natural or manmade emergency that may have serious public health consequences AFTER regular business hours, call Minnesota Department of Health Emergency Operations at 651.201.5735.