Clay County Health Department 2026: Phone, WIC, Vaccines, Certificates & Environmental Health

🏥 Clay County, Florida public health guide · 2026

Clay County Health Department phone, Fleming Island clinic, WIC, immunizations, certificates and Environmental Health help

The Clay County Health Department refers to the Florida Department of Health in Clay County. This guide is for Clay County, Florida, including Fleming Island, Green Cove Springs, Orange Park, Middleburg, Keystone Heights, Lake Asbury and nearby communities.

Use this page to pick the right official route for clinic appointments, WIC, school shots, DH 680 records, birth certificates, death certificates, septic questions, private well testing, food hygiene, disease reporting and public-records-safe contact.

☎️ Main phone: 904-529-2800 📍 Clinic: Fleming Island 🥗 WIC: 904-272-3177 🌿 Environmental: 904-278-3784 🧾 Vital Statistics: 904-529-2845
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☎️ Main phone, contact or general health department help

Call 904-529-2800 or use the official DOH-Clay contact page. For WIC, immunizations, certificates, Environmental Health or disease reporting, use the direct route below.

✅ Quick answer

Clay County Health Department quick answer

The main Florida Department of Health in Clay County phone number is 904-529-2800. The clinic is listed at 1845 Town Center Blvd., Building 400, Fleming Island, FL 32003, and the mailing address is 1845 Town Center Blvd., Box #15, Fleming Island, FL 32003.

For WIC, call 904-272-3177. For WIC applications, call 800-342-3556 and say you want to apply for WIC. For Environmental Health, call 904-278-3784. For disease reporting, DOH-Clay lists 904-529-2800, Option 6.

For immediate medical danger, call 911. Do not use a health department contact form for emergencies, severe symptoms, poisoning, overdose, major injury or urgent safety threats.

Clinic1845 Town Center Blvd., Building 400. Call 904-529-2800 before visiting.
WICClay WIC phone: 904-272-3177. State WIC application line: 800-342-3556.
ImmunizationsCall 904-529-2800. Bring picture ID and all prior immunization records.
Vital StatisticsAdditional number listed by DOH-Clay: 904-529-2845.
Environmental HealthPhone: 904-278-3784. Use for septic, pools, public water and food hygiene routing.
Private well waterTesting is listed for the second Thursday of each month, with a $20 sample fee.
🔎 Source verification

Official verification before using this Clay County guide

Updated for publication on June 26, 2026.

This refreshed guide uses official Florida Department of Health in Clay County pages for the homepage, contact page, clinic location, WIC, immunizations, certificates, Environmental Health, Environmental Health location, water sample collection and infectious disease services.

Official pages may change hours, fees, appointment rules, locations, forms, holidays and service availability. Always verify directly on DOH-Clay or FloridaHealth.gov before visiting, mailing documents, ordering certificates, collecting water samples or paying fees.

🧭 Contents

What this Clay County Health Department guide covers

☎️ Phone help

Clay County Health Department phone number directory

Use the direct route whenever possible. Calling the wrong office can delay WIC, school immunization records, certificate orders, septic inspections or disease reporting.

NeedPhone or official routeBest usePrepare before calling
Main DOH-Clay contact904-529-2800General routing, clinic appointments, health department questions and local service help.Name, callback number, county, service needed and preferred language.
Clinic services904-529-2800Adult/child services, family planning, immunizations, HIV/AIDS, STI/STDs, TB and screenings.Photo ID, insurance if requested, records, forms and appointment question.
WIC904-272-3177Clay County WIC appointment, WIC-EBT, breastfeeding and nutrition help.Applicant details, proof of address, income/benefit information and child/pregnancy details.
Apply for WIC800-342-3556Statewide Florida WIC application start.Say you want to apply for WIC and have a safe callback number ready.
Environmental Health904-278-3784
ClayEH@FLHealth.gov
Septic, public pools, food hygiene, body piercing, tanning, public water and Environmental Health questions.Property/business address, parcel details, permit question, complaint facts and photos if useful.
Vital Statistics904-529-2845Birth/death certificate questions and local vital statistics routing.Full name on record, date, county, ID, eligibility and payment method.
Disease reporting904-529-2800, Option 6Reportable disease or communicable disease concern.Disease/exposure concern, symptoms, dates, provider details and safe callback number.
Emergency911Immediate danger, severe symptoms, life-threatening injury, poisoning or urgent emergency.Location, symptoms, injury details and immediate safety concern.
📍 Locations

Clay County Health Department locations, hours and map

DOH-Clay uses different offices for different services. Confirm the location before driving, especially for Environmental Health or water sample drop-off.

OfficeAddress and phoneListed hoursUse for
Clinic1845 Town Center Blvd., Building 400, Fleming Island, FL 32003
904-529-2800
Monday-Friday, 8 a.m.-5 p.m.; closed Saturday and Sunday.Clinic services, immunizations, adult/child services, HIV/AIDS, STI/STDs, TB and family planning routing.
WIC1845 Town Center Blvd., Building 400, Fleming Island, FL 32003
904-272-3177
Monday-Friday, 7 a.m.-5 p.m.; closed Saturday and Sunday.WIC nutrition, WIC-EBT, breastfeeding support and certification visits.
Administration1845 Town Center Blvd., Building 600, Fleming Island, FL 32003
904-529-2800
Verify before visiting.Administration and some office routing; do not assume all clinic services are here.
Environmental Health477 Houston St., Green Cove Springs, FL 32043
904-278-3784
Monday-Friday, 8 a.m.-4:30 p.m.; closed 1-1:30 p.m.; closed weekends.Septic, public pools, public water, food hygiene, biomedical waste, tanning, body piercing and related services.
Keystone Heights WIC7412 State Road 21, Keystone Heights, FL 326561st and 3rd Wednesday, 8:30 a.m.-4 p.m.; verify before visiting.Limited WIC service schedule by appointment/availability.
Environmental location caution: The official Environmental Health location page lists 477 Houston St., while the Environmental Public Health program page also includes a “now located” note. Call 904-278-3784 before visiting to confirm the exact current office for your service.
🧾 Checklist

Before you call or visit DOH-Clay

Know the exact serviceClinic, WIC, immunization, birth certificate, death certificate, septic, public water, food hygiene or disease reporting.
Confirm locationFleming Island clinic/WIC and Green Cove Springs Environmental Health are different routes.
Ask appointment rulesMany services may require appointments, eligibility review, specific forms or limited schedules.
Bring documentsPhoto ID, insurance, immunization records, WIC documents, certificate details, property address or permit documents.
Check fee and timingCertificates, water tests, permits, inspections and some clinic services may involve fees or timing rules.
Protect private informationFlorida public records law can apply to written communications. Do not send sensitive details through general email.
🩺 Clinic services

Clinic appointments, adult services, child services and screenings

The DOH-Clay clinic is listed at 1845 Town Center Blvd., Building 400, Fleming Island, FL 32003. The clinic phone is 904-529-2800, with listed weekday hours from 8 a.m. to 5 p.m.

Location services include adult, child, breast and cervical cancer, chronic disease management, family planning, hepatitis, HIV/AIDS, immunizations, refugee health, STI/STDs and tuberculosis. Availability can depend on eligibility, staffing, clinic schedule and appointment type.

1

Call before visiting

Ask whether your exact service is available that day, appointment-based or limited to certain clinic times.

2

Bring records

Bring photo ID, insurance information if requested, current medication list, old health records and any forms the clinic asked for.

3

Ask about eligibility and cost

Some services may depend on age, income, pregnancy status, risk factor, referral, insurance or program rules.

🥗 WIC

Clay County WIC phone number, application steps, breastfeeding support and WIC-EBT

Clay County WIC is listed at 1845 Town Center Blvd., Building 400, Fleming Island, FL 32003. The WIC phone number is 904-272-3177, and listed weekday hours are 7 a.m. to 5 p.m.

Florida WIC supports eligible families with healthy foods, breastfeeding support, nutrition education and referrals. Florida WIC clients use a WIC EBT card at authorized retailers.

WIC taskBest actionPrepare before calling or visiting
Apply for WICCall 800-342-3556 and say you want to apply for WIC.Applicant name, phone, address, pregnancy/child details and income or benefit information.
Clay County WIC appointmentCall 904-272-3177.ID, proof of residence, proof of income/benefits and the child, infant or woman applying when required.
WIC EBT balanceUse the WIC EBT online system or call 866-629-1095.WIC EBT card and PIN/balance question.
Breastfeeding helpUse the listed breastfeeding warmline at 904-460-5424.Baby’s age, feeding concern, pumping question, latching issue or return-to-work concern.
Keystone Heights WICConfirm the 1st and 3rd Wednesday schedule before visiting.Appointment confirmation and full WIC eligibility documents.
WIC mistake to avoid: Do not arrive with only a map result. WIC certification depends on documents, eligibility review and appointment routing.
💉 Immunizations

Clay County immunizations, school shots, vaccine records and DH 680 help

For immunization appointments, DOH-Clay instructs users to call 904-529-2800. Bring picture ID and all previous immunization records for every person needing service.

This is important for school entry, child care, DH 680 forms, out-of-state record transfer, back-to-school deadlines, vaccine exemptions and record pickup.

AppointmentCall 904-529-2800 before visiting for immunization services.
Bring recordsBring picture ID and all previous immunization records for each person.
Record transferRecords may be submitted online or dropped off. Keep copies and do not submit originals.
Pickup ruleDOH-Clay says copies of immunization records can be picked up in person and cannot be faxed or emailed.
DH 680Ask whether you need a DH 680 school vaccine record or other school-entry documentation.
Start earlyDo not wait until school, daycare, camp, college or employer paperwork is due.
🧾 Certificates

Clay County birth certificates, death certificates and Vital Statistics help

Florida certificates are issued through the Bureau of Vital Statistics at the Department of Health. DOH-Clay says certificates may be ordered online or by phone through VitalChek, by mail or in person.

Birth certificates are available for Florida births as far back as 1930. Death certificates are available for Florida deaths from 2009 to present. DOH-Clay lists 904-529-2845 as an additional Vital Statistics number.

Certificate needBest official routeBefore you pay
Florida birth certificateUse DOH-Clay birth certificate instructions or Florida Bureau of Vital Statistics.Have valid photo ID, application form, full name, date of birth, county of birth and parent names.
Florida death certificateUse the official death certificate route and check eligibility.Death certificates may have eligibility and cause-of-death restrictions.
VitalChek orderUse only official DOH/FloridaHealth links to VitalChek.VitalChek fees may differ from direct local health department fees.
Marriage/divorce/court recordUse Florida Health or the correct clerk/court depending on the record.Marriage licenses, divorce decrees and court records are not the same as DOH certificates.
Fee note: DOH-Clay’s birth certificate page lists a $13 birth certificate fee. Always confirm current fees, payment method, ID and eligibility before ordering.
🌿 Environmental health

Clay County Environmental Health: septic, pools, food hygiene, public water and complaints

Clay County Environmental Health handles public-health environmental programs such as biomedical waste, body piercing facilities, food hygiene, indoor air quality, mobile home and recreational parks, onsite sewage treatment and disposal, public swimming pools and bathing places, public water systems and tanning facilities.

The official Environmental Health location page lists 477 Houston St., Green Cove Springs, FL 32043, phone 904-278-3784, fax 904-428-5665, and email ClayEH@FLHealth.gov. Call before visiting because location notes on program pages can change.

Use Environmental Health forSeptic, onsite sewage, public pools, food hygiene, public water systems, biomedical waste, body piercing and tanning facilities.
Use DBPR forSome Florida restaurant complaints may route to the Department of Business and Professional Regulation.
Use other local offices forMosquito or drainage complaints, noise, junk vehicles, abandoned property, unkempt yards and some private-pool complaints when DOH-Clay routes them elsewhere.

How to file a stronger Environmental Health complaint

  1. Write the exact business, property or facility address.
  2. Include the date and time.
  3. Describe the public-health risk, such as sewage, unsafe food handling, pests, contaminated water or pool safety concern.
  4. Call 904-278-3784 when unsure which office handles it.
  5. Save photos, receipts, report numbers and staff names when available.
💧 Water and disease

Water sample collection, private well testing and disease reporting

DOH-Clay says water samples are submitted to the state laboratory for bacteriological testing on the second Thursday of each month. Annual bacteriological testing is recommended for private well owners.

TaskOfficial detailPractical warning
Pick up water kitEnvironmental Public Health location, 477 Houston St., 3rd Floor.Use official kit and instructions. Improper collection can invalidate results.
Testing cost$20 per sample listed by DOH-Clay.Confirm current payment and calendar before visiting.
Drop-off windowAfter 12 p.m. the day before collection day or by 9 a.m. the day of collection.Do not collect or drop off outside official timing instructions.
Disease reportingCall 904-529-2800, Option 6.For immediate danger or severe symptoms, call 911.

DOH-Clay is responsible for surveillance of many reportable communicable diseases other than TB, STD and HIV/AIDS. The infectious disease page includes disease control, animal bites/rabies, HIV/AIDS, mpox, STI and tuberculosis routing.

⚠️ Wrong office check

What Clay County Health Department may not handle

Some searches sound health-related but belong to another agency. Use the right office so you do not lose time.

Emergency medical careCall 911 for immediate danger, severe symptoms, poisoning, overdose or urgent injuries.
Medicaid, SNAP or cash assistanceThese usually route through other Florida benefit agencies, not the DOH-Clay clinic desk.
Hospital billing or private insuranceStart with the hospital, provider, insurer, Medicaid plan, Medicare plan or billing office.
Marriage licenses and court recordsMarriage licenses, divorce decrees and court files are usually handled through clerk or court offices.
Property code complaintsNoise, junk vehicles, drainage, unkempt yards or abandoned property may route to Public Works or Code Enforcement.
Another Clay CountyThis guide is for Clay County, Florida, not Missouri, Minnesota, Kansas, Alabama, Georgia, North Carolina or another state.

For statewide Florida routing, see our Florida Department of Health guide. For local office searches, use Health Department Near Me. For another Florida county example, see Hillsborough County Health Department.

❓ FAQ

Clay County Health Department FAQ

What is the Clay County Health Department phone number in Florida?

The main Florida Department of Health in Clay County phone number is 904-529-2800. WIC is 904-272-3177, Environmental Health is 904-278-3784, and disease reporting is listed as 904-529-2800, Option 6.

Where is the Clay County Health Department clinic located?

The clinic is listed at 1845 Town Center Blvd., Building 400, Fleming Island, FL 32003. The clinic phone is 904-529-2800, and listed hours are Monday-Friday, 8 a.m.-5 p.m.

Where is Clay County WIC located?

Clay County WIC is listed at 1845 Town Center Blvd., Building 400, Fleming Island, FL 32003. The WIC phone is 904-272-3177, and listed hours are Monday-Friday, 7 a.m.-5 p.m.

How do I apply for WIC in Clay County, Florida?

DOH-Clay directs users to call 800-342-3556 and say they want to apply for WIC. Clay County WIC can also be reached at 904-272-3177 for local appointment and location help.

How do I schedule immunizations in Clay County?

Call 904-529-2800 to schedule an immunization appointment. Bring picture ID and all previous immunization records for each person needing services.

Can DOH-Clay help with DH 680 school vaccine records?

Yes. DOH-Clay provides immunization record instructions, including school record support. Keep copies of your records, do not submit originals, and ask whether you need DH 680 or other school-entry documentation.

Where is Clay County Environmental Health?

The official Environmental Health location page lists 477 Houston St., Green Cove Springs, FL 32043, phone 904-278-3784, fax 904-428-5665, and email ClayEH@FLHealth.gov. Call before visiting because program-page location notes can change.

How much is Clay County water sample testing?

The DOH-Clay water sample collection page lists $20 per sample. Samples are submitted to the state laboratory on the second Thursday of each month and must follow the official pickup and drop-off timing instructions.

Does Clay County Health Department issue birth certificates?

DOH-Clay says Florida birth certificates are issued through the Bureau of Vital Statistics at the Department of Health and may be ordered online through VitalChek, by mail or in person. Verify ID, eligibility, fees and record year before ordering.

Is this page for Clay County, Missouri or another state?

No. This guide is for Clay County, Florida. If you need Clay County, Missouri, Minnesota, Kansas, Alabama, Georgia, North Carolina or another state, use that state and county’s official health department website.