Lincoln County Health Department 2026: Phone, NC Clinic, WIC, Immunizations & Permits

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🏥 Lincoln County public health guide · 2026

Lincoln County Health Department phone, NC clinic services, WIC, immunizations, Environmental Health, permits and state-by-state office help

The phrase Lincoln County Health Department can mean different offices in North Carolina, Kentucky, West Virginia, Missouri, Oklahoma, Oregon, Georgia and other states. This guide focuses first on the official Lincoln County Health Department in Lincolnton, North Carolina, then helps users avoid calling the wrong Lincoln County office.

Use this page to find the right phone number, address, clinic service, WIC route, immunization help, Environmental Health permit step, inspection lookup, septic or well guidance, and official link before visiting or sharing personal information.

☎️ NC Health Dept: 704-479-5030 📍 200 Gamble Drive, Lincolnton 🌿 Environmental Health: 704-736-8426 🥗 NC WIC: 704-736-8639 / 8640 / 732-0487 🚨 Emergency: 911 / 988
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☎️ Lincoln County Health Department — North Carolina

The official Lincoln County, NC Health Department is listed at 200 Gamble Drive, Lincolnton, NC 28092. Phone: 704-479-5030. Environmental Health is listed separately at 115 W Main Street, 2nd Floor, Lincolnton, NC 28092, phone 704-736-8426.

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✅ Quick answer

Lincoln County Health Department quick answer

For Lincoln County Health Department in North Carolina, the official county page lists the Health Department at 200 Gamble Drive, Lincolnton, NC 28092. Main phone: 704-479-5030. Fax: 704-736-4553.

The same official page lists the Environmental Health Division at 115 W Main Street, 2nd Floor, Lincolnton, NC 28092. Environmental Health phone: 704-736-8426. Fax: 704-736-8427.

Clinical Services says same-day appointments are available and walk-ins are welcome, but you should still call first for service availability, required documents, fees, vaccine supply, WIC appointment rules, and holiday or staff-development schedule changes.

NC main office704-479-5030 at 200 Gamble Drive, Lincolnton, NC 28092.
NC Environmental Health704-736-8426 for septic, wells, restaurants, pools, motels, daycares and environmental complaints.
NC WIC appointment704-736-8639, 704-736-8640 or 704-732-0487.
NC clinic servicesImmunizations, communicable disease investigations, HIV/AIDS testing and other health services.
NC hours noteMain health page lists Monday-Friday, 7 a.m.-5:30 p.m.; hours can vary on holiday weeks or staff professional development days.
Emergency ruleCall 911 for immediate danger and call/text 988 for mental health crisis support.
🔎 Source verification

Official verification before using this Lincoln County guide

Updated for publication on June 27, 2026.

This refreshed article uses official sources for Lincoln County, North Carolina Health Department, Clinical Services, Immunizations, WIC, Environmental Health, inspection lookup, septic/well records, FY 2025–2026 fees, and alternate Lincoln County offices in Kentucky, West Virginia, Missouri, Oklahoma, Oregon and Georgia.

Phone numbers, hours, fees, permit instructions, walk-in availability, WIC documents, vaccine supply, food inspection data, and state-specific service routes can change. Always verify live details on the official office page before visiting, paying, mailing documents, requesting records, or relying on a deadline.

🧭 Contents

What this Lincoln County Health Department guide covers

1. NC main office 2. Which Lincoln County? 3. Phone number directory 4. Clinical services and appointments 5. Immunizations and vaccine records 6. WIC, documents and referrals 7. Environmental Health and permits 8. Selected fees and permit planning 9. Inspections and complaints 10. Records, forms and vital-record confusion 11. Wrong-office warnings 12. Before you call or visit 13. Map 14. Official links 15. FAQ
📍 Main office

Lincoln County Health Department in Lincolnton, North Carolina

The primary office covered by this article is the official Lincoln County Health Department in North Carolina. The county lists the Health Department physical address as 200 Gamble Drive, Lincolnton, NC 28092.

The county page lists regular hours as Monday through Friday, 7 a.m. to 5:30 p.m., with a warning that hours may vary on holiday weeks and staff professional development days.

Office nameLincoln County Health Department, North Carolina.
Address200 Gamble Drive, Lincolnton, NC 28092.
Main phone704-479-5030.
Fax704-736-4553.
Listed hoursMonday-Friday, 7 a.m.-5:30 p.m.
Hours cautionHoliday weeks and staff professional development days may change hours.
Before visiting: Call first if you need immunizations, WIC, HIV/AIDS testing, communicable disease help, clinic appointments, child health services, records, or a service that may require ID, insurance, payment, forms or eligibility review.
Official Lincoln County NC Health page Official Clinical Services page Related NC state health guide
⚠️ State selector

Which Lincoln County Health Department are you searching for?

Several U.S. offices use the Lincoln County Health Department name. The correct office depends on the state, the service, and where the clinic, property, school, record, inspection, or WIC appointment is located.

OfficeOfficial addressPhoneUse this for
Lincoln County, North Carolina200 Gamble Drive, Lincolnton, NC 28092704-479-5030NC clinic services, immunizations, WIC, communicable disease, HIV/AIDS testing and local public health.
NC Environmental Health115 W Main Street, 2nd Floor, Lincolnton, NC 28092704-736-8426NC septic, wells, restaurants, pools, motels, daycares, environmental permits and complaints.
Lincoln County, Kentucky44 Health Way, Stanford, KY 40484606-365-3106Kentucky clinic, WIC, environmental and local health department services.
Lincoln County, West Virginia8008 Court Street, Hamlin, WV 25523304-824-3330WV clinical services, STD screenings, environmental health, permitting and community services.
Lincoln County, Missouri5 Health Department Drive, Troy, MO 63379636-528-6117Missouri clinical, WIC, dental, passports, environmental health and disease surveillance services.
Lincoln County, OklahomaOSDH Lincoln County Health Department, Chandler area405-258-2640Oklahoma county health services, WIC, immunizations, family planning and screenings.
Lincoln County, Oregon36 SW Nye Street, Newport, OR 97365Public Health: 541-265-4112Oregon Health & Human Services, Public Health, Primary Care, Behavioral Health and Environmental Health.
Lincoln County, Georgia160 B School Street, Lincolnton, GA 30817706-359-5528Georgia DPH Lincoln County Health Department / Vital Records Office.
Fast phone script: Start your call with the state and service. Example: “I need Lincoln County, North Carolina Environmental Health for a septic permit,” or “I need Lincoln County, Missouri WIC.”
☎️ Phone help

Lincoln County Health Department phone numbers by service

Use the right phone for the right office. This matters because the same county name exists in several states, and each office uses different systems.

NeedPhone or routeBest first sentencePrepare before calling
NC general health department help704-479-5030“I need Lincoln County, North Carolina Health Department help with…”Service needed, date, ID/records, callback number and deadline.
NC Environmental Health704-736-8426“I need Environmental Health help for a property or facility in Lincoln County, NC.”Property address, PIN/parcel number, permit type, complaint facts and plans.
NC WIC appointment704-736-8639, 704-736-8640 or 704-732-0487“I need a Lincoln County, NC WIC appointment or referral.”ID, address proof, income/program proof, pregnancy/child information.
NC immunization visit704-479-5030“I need vaccine availability or a vaccination record for Lincoln County, NC.”Vaccine records, school/work form, insurance and child/adult DOB.
NC septic or well permit704-736-8426“I need a septic or well permit and have my parcel PIN ready.”PIN, site plan, property markings, project type, payment and timeline.
Food inspection lookupOfficial NC public inspection lookup“I want to view inspection results for a Lincoln County food facility.”Business name, address, county and inspection date if known.
Kentucky Lincoln County606-365-3106“I need Lincoln County, Kentucky Health Department.”KY service, appointment need, documents and deadline.
West Virginia Lincoln County304-824-3330“I need Lincoln County, West Virginia Health Department.”WV service category, appointment need and contact details.
Missouri Lincoln County636-528-6117“I need Lincoln County Health Department in Troy, Missouri.”MO service, appointment question, ID and records.
Oklahoma Lincoln County405-258-2640“I need Oklahoma State Department of Health Lincoln County services.”OSDH service type, WIC/immunization/screening need and county.
Oregon Lincoln CountyPublic Health: 541-265-4112; HHS: 541-265-4179“I need Lincoln County, Oregon Health & Human Services.”Program type: Public Health, Behavioral Health, Primary Care or Environmental Health.
Georgia Lincoln County706-359-5528“I need Lincoln County, Georgia Health Department / Vital Records.”Record type, full name, event date, ID and relationship.
🩺 Clinic services

Lincoln County NC Clinical Services, appointments and walk-ins

The official Clinical Services page says Lincoln County Health Department offers convenient scheduling and extended hours. It also says same-day appointments are available and walk-ins are welcome.

Even with walk-ins listed, call first if you need a specific vaccine, test, form, result, clinic program, parent/guardian approval, insurance review, or service that may only happen on certain days.

Clinic address200 Gamble Drive, Lincolnton, NC 28092.
Clinic phone704-479-5030.
Listed clinic hours7:00 a.m.-5:30 p.m., unless posted otherwise.
Same-day noteSame-day appointments are listed as available.
Walk-in noteWalk-ins are listed as welcome, but service availability can still vary.
Bring before visitID, insurance if requested, prior records, school/work forms and appointment details.
Official Clinical Services Related NC county health guide
💉 Immunizations

Lincoln County immunizations, walk-ins and vaccination records

The official Immunizations page says the Immunization Clinic offers vaccines to insured and uninsured people of all ages, with a goal of eliminating vaccine-preventable diseases in Lincoln County. It also says same-day appointments are available and walk-ins are welcome.

The page lists vaccines including chickenpox, COVID, DTaP, flu, Hib, Hepatitis A, Hepatitis B, HPV, MMR, meningococcal, pneumococcal, polio, rabies, RSV and TDaP. It also notes no walk-ins on the second Thursday of each month from 1:30 p.m. to 5:30 p.m..

Call firstCall 704-479-5030 to confirm vaccine availability and appointment/walk-in rules.
Bring recordsBring vaccine cards, school forms, prior provider records and insurance information if requested.
No-walk-in cautionNo walk-ins are listed for the second Thursday of each month from 1:30 p.m.-5:30 p.m.
AdultsAsk which adult vaccines are available and whether fees, insurance or eligibility rules apply.
ChildrenBring parent/guardian ID and school or childcare forms if needed.
RecordsVaccination records are not public records and may be held by the vaccine provider and state registry.

How to get a vaccination record

  1. Contact the provider office where the vaccine was given.
  2. Ask whether the vaccine was reported to the North Carolina immunization registry.
  3. Use the official NC DHHS resident immunization inquiry route if needed.
  4. Bring ID and the person’s full name, date of birth, previous names and approximate vaccination dates.
  5. For school deadlines, ask the school what proof is acceptable.
Official Immunizations page CDC child schedule CDC adult schedule
🥗 WIC

Lincoln County NC WIC, appointment numbers, eligibility and documents

Lincoln County’s WIC page explains that WIC is a supplemental food and nutrition education program. It provides healthy foods, nutrition education, breastfeeding support, breast pumps and supplies for WIC clients.

The WIC office is listed at 200 Gamble Drive, Lincolnton, NC 28092, Monday-Friday, 8:00 a.m. to 5:00 p.m.. For appointments, call 704-736-8639, 704-736-8640 or 704-732-0487. Fax: 704-736-4552.

Who may qualifyPregnant women, breastfeeding women up to one year after birth, non-breastfeeding women up to six months after birth, infants and children up to the fifth birthday.
Income eligibilityMedicaid, SNAP or Work First may make a user income eligible; otherwise household income is screened.
ResidencyProof of address where you live in North Carolina is required.
IdentificationProof of ID is required for whoever is applying for WIC services.
Nutrition riskA nutritionist determines nutritional or medical risk.
Referral optionUse the official NC WIC referral route when appropriate.

What to prepare for a Lincoln County WIC appointment

  • Proof of identity for applicant and parent/caretaker when required.
  • Proof of North Carolina residence.
  • Proof of income or proof of Medicaid, SNAP or Work First if applicable.
  • Pregnancy information, infant details or child information.
  • Questions about breastfeeding support, breast pumps, food benefits or appointment type.
Official Lincoln County WIC NC WIC referral
🌿 Environmental Health

Lincoln County Environmental Health: inspections, septic, wells, pools, motels and complaints

Lincoln County Environmental Health serves under the Health Department and aims to protect and promote county residents’ health. It is listed at 115 W Main Street, 2nd Floor, Lincolnton, NC 28092. Phone: 704-736-8426. Fax: 704-736-8427.

The official Environmental Health page lists services including childhood lead poisoning prevention, daycare inspections, food service facility inspections, hotel and motel inspections, institutional inspections, private drinking well permits, septic system inspections and problems, swimming pool inspections, tattoo artist inspections and complaints for those items.

Food serviceRestaurant and food facility inspections and permitting.
Septic systemsInstall/repair permits, inspections, compliance, property planning and complaint routing.
Private wellsNew/replacement wells, repair permits, water samples and well abandonment questions.
Pools and spasPublic swimming pool, wading pool and spa inspections.
Daycares and institutionsState-mandated inspections for applicable facilities.
ComplaintsEnvironmental Health takes complaints on listed environmental health items.

Current septic and well application cautions

  • Online septic and well applications may be temporarily unavailable while the county prepares a new permit application system.
  • Septic and well permit applications must be completed and submitted in person at the office, with payment due at submission.
  • Bring the parcel identification number or PIN for the property.
  • Know where you plan to build the house, driveway, pool, shed or other structures.
  • The property must be marked according to department policy before applications can be accepted.
  • Initial site visits for Improvement Permits and Construction Authorizations may take approximately 1–2 months after application submission, depending on weather and staffing.
Official Environmental Health Request septic/well records View public health inspections
💵 Fee planning

Selected Lincoln County NC health, septic and well fees to verify before payment

Lincoln County publishes a FY 2025–2026 fee schedule. Use the official fee schedule before paying because fees can change by fiscal year, service type, permit type and inspection category.

Fee categorySelected listed amountPlanning note
Septic Improvement Permit$200Includes soil/site evaluation and proposed system area.
Authorization to Construct$300Includes visit and site verification.
Operational Permit$50Required before using septic system.
Existing Systems / Compliance$150Includes reconnects, expansions and changes.
Wasted trip$50Excludes repair malfunctions.
Septic repair malfunctionsNo chargeConfirm eligibility and current rule before relying on no-charge status.
New/replacement well$350Includes initial well siting visit, grouting inspection and well-head completion inspection.
Existing well repair permit$175Excludes pump replacement.
State-required water sample$200Listed as 17 parameters.
Well abandonment permitNo chargeStill verify application and inspection requirements.
Payment caution: Do not use a fee table alone for final payment. Ask Environmental Health whether your project also needs plan changes, reinspection, private evaluation, soil pits, additional permits, or other county/state requirements.
Official FY 2025–2026 fee schedule
🔎 Inspections

Lincoln County restaurant inspections, food complaints and environmental complaint tips

For Lincoln County, North Carolina restaurant inspection information, use the official public health inspection lookup route linked by the county Environmental Health page. For complaints, call Environmental Health at 704-736-8426 and provide detailed facts.

Restaurant inspection lookupUse the official public inspection database and search by establishment where available.
Food complaintPrepare restaurant name, address, date/time, food eaten, symptoms and receipt if available.
Septic or well complaintPrepare property address, PIN, visible issue, photos if allowed and whether sewage or water contamination is active.
Pool complaintPrepare pool name, address, date, health concern and whether immediate closure risk exists.
Motel/daycare complaintPrepare facility name, exact address, issue, dates and people affected.
Emergency riskUse 911 for immediate danger and medical care for serious illness.

How to make a stronger environmental complaint

  1. Use the county where the facility or property is located.
  2. Give exact business or property name and address.
  3. State what happened, when it happened and whether it is ongoing.
  4. Include food item, symptoms and timing when foodborne illness is suspected.
  5. Keep photos, receipts, test results or notices if useful and lawful.
  6. Use emergency care if someone has severe symptoms or immediate danger.
View Lincoln County NC inspections Environmental Health complaints
🧾 Records

Lincoln County health records, immunization records, septic records and vital-record confusion

Health department records are not all the same. Immunization records, HIV test results, clinic records, WIC records, septic/well records, inspection records, food facility records, birth certificates and death certificates each follow different rules.

Clinic and immunization recordsCall 704-479-5030 and ask what ID, authorization or provider information is required.
Vaccination recordsContact the vaccine provider first, then use the North Carolina immunization inquiry route if needed.
Septic and well recordsUse the official septic/well record request path or Environmental Health at 704-736-8426.
Birth and death certificatesDepending on the state, these may be handled by a register of deeds, county clerk, state vital records office or local public health office.
Important distinction: A local clinic record is not the same as a certified birth certificate. For general certificate guidance, see our health department birth certificate guide.
Request septic/well records Immunization record guidance
⚠️ Wrong office

When Lincoln County Health Department may not be the right office

Not every health-related problem belongs to the county health department. Choosing the wrong office can delay records, benefits, permits or emergency care.

Emergency medical careCall 911 for immediate danger, severe symptoms, overdose, injury, fire or active violence.
Medicaid, SNAP or cash assistanceThese often route through state human services or social services, not the local clinic desk.
Certified birth/death recordsUse the correct state or county records office where the event happened.
Private medical billsStart with the provider, hospital, lab, insurer or billing office.
Business licensingA food business may need health approval plus city/county/state business licensing.
Animal bites or rabiesMay involve medical provider, animal control, law enforcement and public health. Call quickly for instructions.
🧾 Checklist

What to bring before visiting Lincoln County Health Department

Many visits fail because the user has the wrong state, wrong office, no appointment, missing ID, missing records, wrong payment method or incomplete property information.

For immunizationsBring vaccine records, school forms, parent/guardian ID, date of birth, insurance if requested and prior provider records.
For WICBring proof of ID, proof of address, income/program proof, pregnancy information, infant/child details and appointment confirmation.
For HIV/testing servicesAsk about confidentiality, appointment rules, cost, result delivery and follow-up.
For septic/well permitsBring parcel PIN, property markings, site plan, project details and payment method.
For complaintsBring exact address, business name, date/time, photos if allowed, symptoms and contact information.
For recordsBring ID, signed authorization if needed, record type, date range, program name and contact information.
🗺️ Map

Lincoln County Health Department map for Lincolnton, North Carolina

This map points to the main Lincoln County Health Department address in Lincolnton, North Carolina. If you need Environmental Health, use the separate Main Street address. If you meant another state, use the alternate office links before traveling.

❓ FAQ

Lincoln County Health Department FAQ

What is the phone number for Lincoln County Health Department in North Carolina?

The official Lincoln County Health Department in North Carolina lists phone 704-479-5030. Environmental Health is listed separately at 704-736-8426.

Where is Lincoln County Health Department in North Carolina located?

The Health Department is located at 200 Gamble Drive, Lincolnton, NC 28092. Environmental Health is located at 115 W Main Street, 2nd Floor, Lincolnton, NC 28092.

What are Lincoln County NC Health Department hours?

The main health page lists Monday-Friday, 7 a.m. to 5:30 p.m., but it also says hours may vary on holiday weeks and staff professional development days. Call before visiting.

Does Lincoln County NC Health Department accept walk-ins?

The Clinical Services page says same-day appointments are available and walk-ins are welcome. Still call first because vaccine supply, WIC appointments, testing services, holiday schedules and staff-development days can affect availability.

How do I contact Lincoln County NC WIC?

Lincoln County NC WIC lists appointment numbers 704-736-8639, 704-736-8640 and 704-732-0487. The WIC location is 200 Gamble Drive, Lincolnton, NC 28092.

How do I get immunizations in Lincoln County NC?

Call 704-479-5030 and use the official Immunizations page. The page says vaccines are offered to insured and uninsured people of all ages, same-day appointments are available, and walk-ins are welcome except the noted second Thursday afternoon period.

What does Lincoln County NC Environmental Health handle?

Environmental Health handles food service inspections, daycare inspections, motel inspections, pool inspections, septic system inspections, private well permits and sampling, lead poisoning prevention, tattoo artist inspections and related complaints.

How long can Lincoln County NC septic or well permit processing take?

The official Environmental Health page says initial site visits for Improvement Permits and Construction Authorizations may take approximately 1–2 months from application submission, depending on weather and staffing.

Is Lincoln County Health Department the same in every state?

No. Lincoln County Health Department can refer to different offices in North Carolina, Kentucky, West Virginia, Missouri, Oklahoma, Oregon, Georgia and other places. Confirm the state before calling or visiting.

Should I call the health department for emergencies?

No. Call 911 for immediate danger or life-threatening emergencies. Call or text 988 for mental health crisis support. Do not wait for a county office callback in an emergency.