HERE FOR YOU
NEW JERSEY
At the end of the day, it all comes down to safe, healthy communities where you live, work and play.
Which Public Health department serves your community?
Find your local department via the New Jersey Local Public Health Directory. From there, you’ll be able to access more information about your local department, with a link to the department’s website. Fun fact: Your community might be served by a city, regional or county health department.
Contact us if you have questions about New Jersey Local Public Health!
Are you trying to reach a New Jersey Public Health association?
Visit their websites below.
The New Jersey Public Health Associations’ Collaborative Effort fosters a single voice and face for the advancement of Public Health in New Jersey, bringing together six Public Health organizations.
The New Jersey Association of County and City Health Officials provides professional development opportunities and financial support to local health departments, and advocates on their behalf.
The New Jersey Public Health Association advocates for Public Health in the state of New Jersey.
The New Jersey Society for Public Health Education serves the needs of health education professionals and students.
The New Jersey Environmental Health Association supports environmental and public health specialists.
The New Jersey Association of Public Health Nurse Administrators is a statewide professional organization of Public Health nurses.
The New Jersey Local Boards of Health Association represents local public health concerns to state and national public health policy makers.
Are you trying to reach the New Jersey Department of Health or the New Jersey Commissioner of Health?
The New Jersey Department of Health aims to improve health statewide by strengthening New Jersey’s health system.
If you would like to request a meeting with the New Jersey Commisioner of Health, please submit a request using the form below.
Form OC-18: request for meeting with the Commissioner