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Saint Paul - Ramsey County Public Health

H1N1 Clinic Expanded to Healthy Individuals, Ages 2-24 Years, Regardless of Insurance Status

The Saint Paul - Ramsey County Department of Public Health is broadening eligibility for its H1N1 clinic on Saturday, November 21 (9:00 am - 12:00 noon) to any healthy individual age 2 to 24 years, regardless of insurance status. The vaccine will be available free, on a first-come, first-served basis.

People with possible flu symptoms can call Minnesota FluLine (MN FluLine) for information and treatment options | 1.866.259.4655.

Leave Your Leaves

Leave your leaves with us this fall so they can be turned into compost for your spring garden. Ramsey County yard waste sites are open.

For more information on site hours & locations | brush, compost & yard waste

Flu Shots

Subscribe today for an electronic reminder to get a seasonal flu shot. You will also be sent information about seasonal flu shot availability and clinic locations. The seasonal flu shot will not protect you against the new novel H1N1 influenza. A new vaccine against H1N1 is being produced and is slowly being released to healthcare providers. Stay healthy this flu season by getting both the seasonal and H1N1 shots, staying home when you are sick, covering your cough and frequently washing your hands.

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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.