Pitt County public health phone numbers, clinics and service shortcuts
If you searched for the Pitt County Health Department, the official county agency is the Pitt County Public Health Department in Greenville. It handles much more than vaccinations: residents use it for clinical care, WIC, reproductive health, STD services, prenatal support, dental care, health education and disease prevention.
Environmental Health runs from a separate Greenville office and handles restaurant inspections, septic systems, wells, pools and environmental hazards. Certified birth and death certificates are handled by the Pitt County Register of Deeds, not the clinic front desk.
What does the Pitt County Health Department do?
Pitt County Public Health provides preventive and clinical services for Greenville and surrounding Pitt County communities. Its programs cover immunizations, communicable disease, reproductive and sexual health, prenatal support, well-child services, nutrition/WIC, public-health education, emergency preparedness and other community-health needs.
Vaccines, reproductive health, STD services, screenings, prenatal support, child health and other preventive services.
WIC, breastfeeding and nutrition support, pregnancy referrals, parenting programs and maternal/infant resources.
Restaurant and food safety, private wells, septic systems, pools, childcare sanitation, nuisance investigations and other environmental programs.
Pitt County Health Department phone numbers by service
| Need | Phone | Best use |
|---|---|---|
| Public Health main line | 252-902-2300 | General appointments, department routing and Public Health questions. |
| Clinical Services | 252-902-2449 | Vaccines, reproductive health, clinical screening and other clinic services. |
| WIC | 252-902-2393 | WIC appointments, participant help and scheduling. |
| Environmental Health | 252-902-3200 | Septic, private wells, food safety, pools, permits and environmental complaints. |
| Dental Clinic | 252-717-4683 | Mobile dental care eligibility, referrals and scheduling. |
| Permitting & Inspections | 252-902-3150 | Building-permit coordination and permit questions connected to site projects. |
| Register of Deeds | 252-902-1650 | Certified birth/death certificates and other official records. |
What to know before making a Pitt County Public Health appointment
The department says appointments are required for its health services. Most services are intended for Pitt County residents, while STD testing and treatment are available regardless of county residency.
Pitt County states that Public Health services are confidential.
Some services are free, while others use fees based on income or the specific procedure. Bring proof of income when requested.
The department states Medicaid is accepted for many Public Health services.
Child and adult vaccines at Pitt County Public Health
The Health Department provides routine and recommended vaccines for children and adults. The current clinical-services page directs residents to call 252-902-2449 to check eligibility and schedule an appointment.
Vaccines include routine school and childhood immunizations such as DTaP, polio, MMR, hepatitis B, Hib and varicella.
Services can include flu, hepatitis A/B, meningococcal, MMR, pneumococcal, tetanus, varicella and rabies vaccines.
Some children may qualify for no-cost vaccine through the federal Vaccines for Children program based on insurance and eligibility.
How to request Pitt County immunization records
Pitt County provides an online immunization-record request form. The current county instructions say located records are picked up in person; they are not mailed or emailed.
Use Pitt County’s official Immunization Records Request form and provide enough identifying information for staff to search for the record.
The county says you will be contacted after the record is located so pickup can be arranged.
The current form states immunization records cannot be emailed or mailed.
A signed records-release form is required at pickup, and you must bring valid photo identification.
Pitt County WIC phone, 2026 hours and what to bring
WIC provides eligible families with nutrition support, breastfeeding help, food benefits and referrals. Pitt County’s WIC office is at the Public Health location at 201 Government Circle in Greenville.
| WIC detail | Current information | Practical note |
|---|---|---|
| Phone | 252-902-2393 | Use for scheduling and rescheduling appointments. |
| Mon/Wed/Thu/Fri | 8 a.m.-5 p.m. | Current schedule effective May 4, 2026. |
| Tuesday | 9 a.m.-5 p.m. | Different opening time from the other weekdays. |
| Lunch closure | Noon-1 p.m. | Applies daily under the current WIC schedule. |
| New-baby walk-in | 1-4 p.m. daily | For adding a new baby to WIC. |
Reproductive health, prenatal support, STD care and child services
Pitt County Public Health’s clinic is built around prevention and early care rather than hospital-level treatment. Current county information includes reproductive health, prenatal support, sexual-health services, well-child care and specialty screenings.
Confidential reproductive-health services can include contraceptive counseling, pregnancy planning and related preventive care.
The county provides referral pathways for prenatal care, childbirth education, nutrition, breastfeeding and pregnancy-support programs.
STD testing and treatment are among the services specifically identified by Pitt County, and these services are open beyond Pitt County residency.
Preventive child health support can include health checks, vaccine review and developmental or wellness guidance.
The department lists screening services within its clinical-care program. Eligibility and fees depend on the specific program.
Pitt County directs current or transferring family-planning patients to call clinical staff about eligibility and timing rather than relying on an online assumption.
Pitt County mobile dental clinic eligibility
The county operates a mobile dental program focused on children and qualifying pregnant patients. This is not a general adult dental clinic.
Children ages 1-18 who have NC Medicaid and no dental home may qualify.
Children ages 1-18 without dental insurance or a dental home may qualify under a sliding fee scale.
Pregnant women with NC Medicaid may be seen when the mobile unit is located at the Health Department.
Food inspections, wells, pools, septic and environmental complaints
Pitt County Environmental Health is located separately from the Public Health clinic at 1825 People’s Way, Greenville, NC 27834. Published hours are Monday-Friday, 8 a.m.-5 p.m., and the main phone is 252-902-3200.
Restaurant, mobile food unit and temporary-event permits, inspections and food-safety investigations.
Site evaluations, permitting and inspections for on-site wastewater systems.
Private drinking-water well permitting and certain water-quality testing services.
Public pool and spa inspection and permitting requirements.
Sanitation inspections and childhood lead-poisoning prevention work.
Public-health nuisances, vector-control concerns and other covered environmental hazards.
Before building, expanding or buying a septic property
Pitt County says on-site wastewater systems must meet North Carolina requirements and that review may be necessary before building, expanding or changing the way a property is used. Environmental Health and Permitting & Inspections coordinate parts of this process.
Have the street address, parcel information and proposed use ready. A bedroom addition, new home and commercial change of use can create different wastewater demands.
Site evaluation and Improvement Permit requirements can determine whether the proposed system and use are suitable for the property.
Do not assume a building permit automatically covers the septic approval. Ask Environmental Health and Permitting which approvals must be completed first.
Do not cover regulated wastewater work before the county-required inspection or authorization has been completed.
Birth and death certificates come from the Pitt County Register of Deeds
The Pitt County Health Director serves as local registrar for births and deaths, but certified copies are obtained through the Pitt County Register of Deeds. That office is at 100 E. 1st Street in Greenville.
The current Pitt County fee is $10 per certified copy.
The current county fee is also $10 per certified copy.
The Register of Deeds says a current photo ID, driver’s license or passport is required to obtain a birth certificate.
What to bring to Pitt County Public Health
Pitt County Public Health main office map
The main Pitt County Public Health clinic is at 201 Government Circle, Greenville, NC 27834. The county’s main Public Health page lists Monday-Friday office hours from 8 a.m. to 5 p.m.
Which Pitt County office should you use?
Call Clinical Services at 252-902-2449 to confirm eligibility, appointment requirements and current vaccine availability.
Use the official Immunization Records Request form, then arrange in-person pickup after staff locates the record.
Call 252-902-2393. The WIC schedule differs slightly from the general Public Health office schedule.
Use Pitt County Public Health clinical services. The county specifically says STD testing/treatment is open to everyone, not only county residents.
Call Environmental Health at 252-902-3200 and use the Environmental Health permitting route.
Use the Pitt County Register of Deeds at 252-902-1650, not the Health Department clinic counter.
Official Pitt County Public Health links
Use official county pages to confirm appointment availability, fees, forms and program changes before a time-sensitive visit.
Pitt County Health Department FAQs
What is the Pitt County Health Department phone number?
The main Pitt County Public Health number is 252-902-2300. For clinical services such as vaccines and reproductive health, the current county Clinical Services page lists 252-902-2449.
Where is Pitt County Public Health located?
The main Public Health office is at 201 Government Circle, Greenville, NC 27834. Environmental Health uses a different location at 1825 People’s Way in Greenville.
What are Pitt County Health Department hours?
The main official Public Health page lists Monday through Friday from 8 a.m. to 5 p.m. Program-specific schedules can differ, including the current WIC schedule.
Does Pitt County Health Department give vaccines?
Yes. Pitt County offers routine and recommended child and adult immunizations. Call Clinical Services at 252-902-2449 to confirm eligibility, cost and appointment availability.
How do I get my immunization records from Pitt County?
Submit the official Pitt County Immunization Records Request form. After staff locates the record, you will be contacted to arrange in-person pickup. Current county instructions say the record cannot be emailed or mailed, and valid photo ID plus a signed release are required at pickup.
What is the Pitt County WIC phone number?
The Pitt County WIC phone number is 252-902-2393. Current WIC hours effective May 4, 2026 are Monday, Wednesday, Thursday and Friday from 8 a.m.-5 p.m., Tuesday from 9 a.m.-5 p.m., with noon-1 p.m. daily closure.
Does Pitt County offer STD testing?
Yes. Sexual-health testing and treatment are part of Pitt County Public Health clinical services. The county states that STD testing and treatment are open to everyone, even though most other services primarily serve Pitt County residents.
Who handles septic permits in Pitt County?
Pitt County Environmental Health handles on-site wastewater site evaluations, permits and inspections. Call 252-902-3200 before building, expanding or changing property use when a septic system is involved.
Does Pitt County Public Health issue birth certificates?
The Health Director serves as local registrar, but certified birth and death certificates are obtained from the Pitt County Register of Deeds. The current certified-copy fee is $10.
Does Pitt County have a public dental clinic?
Pitt County operates a mobile dental program. It serves eligible children ages 1-18 and certain pregnant women with NC Medicaid. Private insurance is not accepted by this program. Call 252-717-4683 for current eligibility and scheduling.