Davis County public health office phone, Clearfield clinic, WIC, certificates, immunizations, emissions and senior services
The Davis County Health Department in this guide is the Utah local public health agency serving Clearfield, Layton, Bountiful, Farmington, Kaysville, Syracuse, Clinton, Centerville, North Salt Lake, Woods Cross, West Point and nearby Davis County communities.
Use this guide to find the right official phone number, office, document checklist, fee note and service route before you book vaccines, request certificates, call WIC, search restaurant inspections, handle vehicle emissions or contact senior services.
Choose the Davis County Health Department service you need
Select your task. This tool does not book appointments, but it helps you avoid the wrong desk or wrong building.
Call (801) 525-5000 for general routing. Ask which division handles your exact need and whether you need an appointment, ID, proof, forms or a fee.
Quick answer: Davis County Health Department in Clearfield
The Davis County Health Department main campus is at 22 South State Street, Clearfield, UT 84015. The main phone number is (801) 525-5000, and general public hours are Monday through Friday, 8:00 AM to 5:00 PM, except county holidays.
Use (801) 525-5020 for immunizations, travel vaccines, TB skin tests and vaccine records. Use (801) 525-5010 for WIC. Use (801) 525-5150 for Vital Records. Use (801) 525-5128 for Environmental Health and (801) 525-4978 for vehicle emissions technical questions.
Official verification before using this Davis County guide
Updated for publication on June 26, 2026.
This refreshed guide uses the official Davis County Health Department homepage, locations page, Vital Records page, WIC page, Immunization Clinic page, Communicable Disease and Epidemiology page, Environmental Health pages, Food Handler Permit page, Restaurant Inspections page, Vehicle Emissions page, Senior Services page and Report a Problem page.
Office hours, appointment rules, certificate fees, county holidays, WIC income guidelines, vaccine availability, emissions requirements, complaint routing and senior program schedules can change. Always verify live details on the official Davis County website before visiting, paying, mailing documents or relying on a deadline.
What this Davis County public health guide covers
Davis County Health Department phone numbers by service
Use the direct number when possible. It is faster than calling the main line and explaining the full story before staff know which division should help.
| Need | Best phone or route | Use this when | Prepare before calling |
|---|---|---|---|
| General Health Department help | (801) 525-5000 | You need general routing or are not sure which Davis County health division handles your issue. | City, service needed, deadline, and whether it is clinic, environmental, senior, vital records or disease-related. |
| Immunizations, travel vaccines, TB test | (801) 525-5020 | You need vaccine appointments, vaccine records, school shots, travel clinic help or TB skin test scheduling. | Patient name, age, vaccine record, school/work/travel deadline, insurance and appointment preference. |
| WIC | (801) 525-5010 | You need WIC eligibility, appointment, breastfeeding support or nutrition help. | Davis County residency, pregnancy or child details, income or benefit proof, identity and current address. |
| Vital Records | (801) 525-5150 vitalrecords@daviscountyutah.gov | You need Utah birth, death, marriage or divorce certificates handled through Davis County. | Record type, full name, date, relationship, acceptable ID, fee, mail or in-person route. |
| Communicable Disease and Epidemiology | (801) 525-5200 ask-a-nurse@daviscountyutah.gov | You have disease reporting, measles exposure, TB control, outbreak, STI or respiratory illness questions. | Exposure date, symptoms, test results, provider details, school/work setting and callback number. |
| Environmental Health | (801) 525-5128 | You need permits, food safety, complaints, pools, waste, housing, air quality or regulated-service help. | Business/property address, permit type, complaint facts, event date, photos or inspection concern. |
| Food Handler Permit | (801) 525-5120 | You need to reserve a Spanish classroom food handler training seat or ask about permit requirements. | Picture ID, class date, language need, payment method and whether online training is acceptable. |
| Vehicle Emissions Technical Center | (801) 525-4978 | You need emissions rules, failing vehicle help, waiver, deferral, station, inspector or technical center help. | Vehicle year, fuel type, GVWR if diesel/heavy duty, registration status and failure paperwork. |
| Senior Services | (801) 525-5050 | You need aging resources, Meals on Wheels, caregiver help, Medicare class or senior program routing. | Senior’s city, program need, meal issue, caregiver question or activity center location. |
| Emergency or life-safety issue | 911 | There is immediate danger, severe symptoms, fire, crime, overdose, serious injury or urgent medical need. | Location, emergency type and immediate safety details. |
Davis County Health Department locations, senior centers and map
The Clearfield Main Campus is the main public-health office. The Kaysville Technical Center is important for vehicle emissions. Senior activity centers are separate locations for older adults, meals, classes and activities.
| Location | Address and phone | Best use | Hours note |
|---|---|---|---|
| Clearfield Main Campus | 22 South State Street, Clearfield, UT 84015 (801) 525-5000 | Main Health Department services, immunizations, Vital Records, Environmental Health routing, WIC and clinic services. | Monday-Friday, 8:00 AM-5:00 PM, except county holidays. |
| Davis County Technical Center | 520 Old Mill Lane, Kaysville, UT 84037 (801) 525-4978 | Vehicle emissions technical questions, testing-center matters and emissions program help. | Monday-Friday, 8:00 AM-5:00 PM. |
| North Davis Senior Activity Center | 42 South State Street, Clearfield, UT 84015 (801) 525-5080 | North Davis senior programs, activities, meals and center information. | Monday-Friday, 8:00 AM-5:00 PM. |
| Central Davis Senior Activity Center | 81 East Center Street, Kaysville, UT 84037 (801) 444-2290 | Central Davis senior programs, events, classes and meals. | Monday-Friday, 8:00 AM-5:00 PM. |
| South Davis Senior Activity Center | 726 South 100 East, Bountiful, UT 84010 (801) 451-3660 | South Davis senior programming, meals, classes and activity center services. | Monday-Friday, 8:00 AM-5:00 PM. |
Before you call or visit Davis County Health Department
A short checklist can prevent a wasted trip, wrong office visit, rejected certificate request, missed vaccine appointment or delayed permit.
Immunizations, travel vaccines, TB skin tests and vaccine records
Davis County Health Department offers full-service vaccination clinics at the Clearfield clinic. The official Immunization Clinic page says all services are by appointment, limited walk-ins are welcome, and the clinic phone number is (801) 525-5020.
The official page lists routine vaccines, international travel clinic, seasonal flu/COVID-19, TB skin test and reading, community outreach clinics, forms and billing, appointment scheduling and personal immunization records requests.
How to prepare for a vaccine appointment
- Know the reason: school, daycare, college, travel, employment, mission, healthcare work, outbreak exposure or routine adult vaccine.
- Gather records before calling, including provider, pharmacy, school or previous health department records.
- Call (801) 525-5020 and ask about appointment type, availability, cost, insurance and forms.
- Do not wait until the deadline week. Some vaccines require spacing between doses.
- Save a clean updated record after the visit for future schools, employers, travel or healthcare providers.
Davis County WIC, pregnancy support and breastfeeding help
Davis County WIC is a nutrition program that helps families eat well, learn about nutrition and create healthy lifestyles. It provides healthy foods, individual nutrition counseling, group classes, breastfeeding support and referrals to other health agencies.
Call or text (801) 525-5010. The official WIC page says applicants should make an appointment for final eligibility determination.
WIC appointment document checklist
- Proof of Davis County residency, such as current mail, bill or rental agreement.
- Identity documents for the applicant, infant or child.
- Proof of income, Medicaid, TANF or SNAP/Food Stamps if applicable.
- Pregnancy, infant or child details.
- Questions about breastfeeding, nutrition, food benefits or referrals.
Birth, death, marriage and divorce certificates through Davis County
Davis County Vital Records is located at the Clearfield Main Campus, 22 South State Street, 1st Floor, Clearfield, UT 84015. The main Vital Records phone number is (801) 525-5150, fax is (801) 525-5151, and the email is vitalrecords@daviscountyutah.gov.
Certificates are issued Monday through Friday from 8:00 AM to 4:30 PM. No appointment is necessary for certificate issuance, according to the official page. Affidavits and voluntary declarations of paternity are processed Monday-Friday between 8:00 AM and 4:00 PM.
| Record type | Official Davis County detail | Fee note | What to prepare |
|---|---|---|---|
| Birth certificate | Utah births from 1905 to present may be obtained here. Birth certificates are available approximately 10 days after birth. | $22 for a birth certificate; $10 additional certified copy of same record on same day. | Current acceptable ID, proof of relationship if needed, fee and application route. |
| Stillbirth certificate | Stillbirth certificate service is handled by Vital Records. | $18 listed fee. | Call ahead if you are unsure about documents, relationship proof or eligibility. |
| Death certificate | Utah deaths from 1905 to present may be obtained here. | $30 for a death certificate; $10 additional certified copy of same record on same day. | Current acceptable ID and proof of immediate-family relationship under Utah rules. |
| Marriage or divorce certificate | Davis County issues Utah marriage and divorce certificates for events from 1978 through 2010. | Confirm current fee and eligibility before ordering. | ID, relationship/eligibility proof and event details. Use county clerk/court for records outside the listed range or full decrees. |
| Mail request | Mailed requests must include an identifiable photocopy of the front and back of acceptable ID. | Requests must include appropriate fee. | Application, ID copy, fee and complete mailing information. |
Estimate listed Davis County certificate fee
This is only a planning estimate using the official fee pattern. It does not include online order, shipping, amendment, legal, court, notary or special processing costs.
One birth certificate copy using the listed Davis County fee.
Communicable disease, measles, TB and respiratory illness reports
The Communicable Disease and Epidemiology Division works with community partners to detect, control and prevent communicable diseases in Davis County. Use this route for disease reporting questions, public-health updates, treatment guidance, STI, TB, respiratory illness reports and measles resources.
The division lists (801) 525-5200 and ask-a-nurse@daviscountyutah.gov. For possible measles exposure, call before sitting in a public waiting room because measles spreads easily through shared indoor air.
Environmental Health, food permits, complaints, inspections and regulated services
Davis County Environmental Health handles many services that residents do not always think of as “health department” work. This can include food handler permits, restaurant inspections, food safety, public complaints, vehicle emissions, air quality, radon, healthy housing, temporary mass gatherings, pools, childcare-related environmental inspections, waste disposal and nuisance concerns.
For Environmental Health Services, use (801) 525-5128. The physical office is at 22 South State Street, 2nd Floor, Clearfield, UT 84015.
| Environmental need | Official route | Practical step |
|---|---|---|
| Food handler permit | Food Handler Permit page; call (801) 525-5120 for Spanish classroom seats. | Bring picture ID. The Spanish classroom course and permit fee is listed as $25. Online state-approved vendors are also allowed. |
| Restaurant inspection report | Davis County Citizen Portal. | Search by restaurant name, address or permit ID. Use the portal for current and historical inspection reports. |
| Food or restaurant complaint | Report a Problem page. | Provide business name, exact address, date, time, food item, symptoms if any and what happened. |
| General sanitation complaint | Report a Problem page. | Use a specific address, description, photos if useful and your follow-up contact information. |
| Temporary event or permit | Environmental Health Services Division. | Call early because temporary events, food operations and permits can require lead time. |
| Pools, housing, radon or waste | Environmental Health division and related service pages. | Ask which program owns your issue before submitting the wrong complaint type. |
Vehicle emissions rules and Davis County Technical Center
Vehicle emissions is a common Davis County Health Department search because it connects air quality, registration and inspection rules. The official Davis County emissions page says vehicles registered in Davis County that are less than six years old require an emissions test once every two years.
Vehicles older than six years, if model year 1968 or newer for non-diesel vehicles or 1998 and newer diesel vehicles, must receive an emissions test yearly. Diesel vehicles 1997 and older and heavy-duty diesels over 14,000 pounds GVWR are exempt from emissions testing under the page’s rule summary.
Senior Services, activity centers, Meals on Wheels and Medicare classes
Davis County Senior Services supports older adults and caregivers through advocacy, engagement, connection to resources and person-centered services for aging in place. Use (801) 525-5050 for senior service routing.
What Davis County Health Department may not handle
Some Davis County searches look like health department questions but belong somewhere else. Use the right route to avoid delays.
Official Davis County Health Department links
Use these official pages for final verification before visiting, paying, mailing documents, applying, reporting or relying on a deadline.
Davis County Health Department official websiteMain official page for Davis County public health programs, phone numbers, locations, notices and service routing. Official health department locationsClearfield Main Campus, Technical Center and senior activity center locations, addresses, hours and phone numbers. Immunization ClinicRoutine vaccines, travel clinic, seasonal vaccines, TB skin test, forms, billing, appointments and immunization records. Women, Infants and Children (WIC)WIC eligibility, income rules, pregnancy/child categories, breastfeeding support and appointment routing. Vital RecordsBirth, death, stillbirth, marriage and divorce certificates, ID rules, fees, mail requests and applications. Communicable Disease and EpidemiologyDisease reporting, STI, TB, respiratory illness dashboard, measles resources and public-health guidance. Food Handler PermitSpanish classroom training, online state-approved vendor option, fee and picture ID note. Restaurant InspectionsCitizen Portal for current and historical restaurant inspection reports. Vehicle EmissionsDavis County emissions rules, testing frequency, exemptions, assistance programs and testing station routing. Report a ProblemFood/restaurant, sanitation, smoking vehicle, foodborne illness, animal bite and other complaint routes.Davis County Health Department FAQ
What is the Davis County Health Department phone number?
The main Davis County Health Department phone number is (801) 525-5000. Use it for general routing when you are not sure which division handles your service.
Where is Davis County Health Department located?
The main campus is located at 22 South State Street, Clearfield, UT 84015. General public hours are Monday through Friday, 8:00 AM to 5:00 PM, except county holidays.
What is the Davis County immunization phone number?
The Immunization Clinic phone number is (801) 525-5020. Use it for routine vaccines, travel vaccines, TB skin tests, appointment questions and vaccine record routing.
Does Davis County Health Department accept walk-ins for immunizations?
The official Immunization Clinic page says all services are by appointment and that limited walk-ins are welcome. Schedule first if you have a school, work, travel or deadline-based need.
What is the Davis County WIC phone number?
Davis County WIC can be reached by call or text at (801) 525-5010. WIC applicants should make an appointment for final eligibility determination.
What is the Davis County Vital Records phone number?
Davis County Vital Records can be reached at (801) 525-5150. The office is on the 1st floor of 22 South State Street in Clearfield.
How much is a birth certificate in Davis County?
The official Davis County Vital Records page lists $22 for a birth certificate and $10 for each additional certified copy of the same record requested on the same day.
How much is a death certificate in Davis County?
The official Davis County Vital Records page lists $30 for a death certificate and $10 for each additional certified copy of the same record requested on the same day.
Who do I call for Davis County vehicle emissions help?
For vehicle emissions technical questions, call the Davis County Technical Center at (801) 525-4978. The Technical Center is at 520 Old Mill Lane in Kaysville.
How do I report a restaurant or public-health problem in Davis County?
Use the official Davis County Report a Problem page for food/restaurants, general sanitation, smoking vehicles, foodborne illness, animal bite and other complaint routes. Call 911 first for immediate danger.