Madison County Health Department 2026: Services & Phone

🏥 Madison County public health guide · 2026

Madison County Health Department Services, Phone Numbers, Clinics, Records & Official Public Health Help

This guide explains how to contact the Madison County Health Department most users are searching for: Madison County Health Department in Huntsville, Alabama. It covers the main phone number, address, clinic services, WIC, vital records, vaccines, STD testing, family planning, tuberculosis, environmental health, food scores, onsite sewage, vector control, and official Alabama Department of Public Health links.

The official Alabama Department of Public Health page lists Madison County Health Department services including WIC, environmental, home care, and clinical services. Do not confuse this office with Madison County health departments in Illinois, Kentucky, Mississippi, Indiana, Tennessee, or other states.

☎️ Main phone: 256-539-3711 📍 301 Max Luther Dr NW, Huntsville 🕘 Operating hours: 8:00 a.m.–5:00 p.m. 🧾 Vital records: 256-533-8677 💉 Immunizations: 256-533-8688 🌿 Environmental Health: 256-533-8726
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☎️ Main Madison County Health Department contact

For general Madison County Health Department questions in Huntsville, Alabama, call 256-539-3711. The physical address is 301 Max Luther Drive NW, Huntsville, Alabama 35811. The official Madison County page lists operating hours as 8:00 a.m. to 5:00 p.m.

✅ Quick answer

Madison County Health Department phone number, address and services

The Madison County Health Department in Huntsville, Alabama can be reached at 256-539-3711. The physical address is 301 Max Luther Drive NW, Huntsville, Alabama 35811, and the mailing address is PO Box 17708, Huntsville, Alabama 35810. The official county page lists operating hours as 8:00 a.m. to 5:00 p.m.

The department provides WIC, environmental, home care, and clinical services to the public. Clinical services include family planning, women’s health, STD testing and treatment, clinical laboratory testing, tuberculosis testing and treatment, immunizations, influenza vaccinations, certain COVID services, breast and cervical cancer screening, and vital records services for certified birth, death, marriage, and divorce certificates.

For certificates, use the Vital Records line at 256-533-8677. For Environmental Services, food inspections, onsite sewage, septic tank, grease trap, holding tank, illegal dumping, and many permit questions, call 256-533-8726. For WIC, call 256-533-0826. For immunizations and vaccines, call 256-533-8688.

☎️ Main phone Madison County Health Department main phone: 256-539-3711.
📍 Physical address 301 Max Luther Drive NW, Huntsville, AL 35811.
🕘 Operating hours Official page lists 8:00 a.m. to 5:00 p.m.
🧾 Vital records Birth, death, marriage and divorce certificates: 256-533-8677.
🥗 WIC Women, Infants, and Children program phone: 256-533-0826.
🌿 Environmental Services Food, lodging, onsite sewage and related environmental programs: 256-533-8726.
📌 Fast facts

Madison County Health Department fast facts for 2026

Official agency Alabama Department of Public Health — Madison County Health Department.
Official website The official county page is on alabamapublichealth.gov/madison.
Main phone 256-539-3711.
Main fax 256-536-2084.
Physical address 301 Max Luther Drive NW, Huntsville, AL 35811.
Mailing address PO Box 17708, Huntsville, AL 35810.
Northern District Madison County is listed under Alabama’s Northern District public health structure.
Free communication assistance ADPH offers free communication assistance such as interpreter or other communication services for clients.
🔎 Source verification

Official verification for this Madison County Health Department guide

Publish-ready as of: May 9, 2026.

This guide was prepared using official Alabama Department of Public Health resources for Madison County Health Department, including the official Madison County home page, contact page, services page, environmental services page, and statewide ADPH program pages for vital records, immunizations, WIC, environmental health, food safety, and county health services.

Public health websites change often. Phone numbers, clinic hours, appointment rules, certificate fees, vaccine availability, WIC eligibility, environmental permits, inspection processes, food score systems, septic requirements, and complaint routing can change. Always verify the official Madison County Health Department page or the exact ADPH program page before visiting, paying, filing, applying, testing, or relying on a deadline.

🧭 Contents

What this Madison County Health Department guide covers

☎️ Phone help

Madison County Health Department phone number directory by service

The main number is useful for general routing, but the official contact page lists separate phone lines for clinic services, WIC, vital records, tuberculosis, HIV/AIDS and STD services, immunizations, environmental services, food and lodging, onsite sewage, illegal dumping, and vector control.

Main Madison County Health Department Phone: 256-539-3711. Fax: 256-536-2084.
Family Planning Phone: 256-533-8750. Fax: 256-533-1570.
HIV/AIDS and STD services Phone: 256-532-1928. Fax: 256-533-1570.
Immunizations and vaccines Phone: 256-533-8688. Fax: 256-533-1570.
Tuberculosis Phone: 256-533-8707. Fax: 256-533-1570.
WIC Phone: 256-533-0826. Fax: 256-533-1570.
Environmental Services Community and Environmental Protection, Food/Milk/Lodging, onsite sewage and related services: 256-533-8726.
Vital Records Madison County Health Department Vital Records: 256-533-8677. ADPH main vital records office: 334-206-5418.

Best call strategy for Madison County Health Department

Before calling, write down your service need, appointment question, certificate type, vaccine record request, clinic service, permit number, restaurant name, complaint address, septic or sewage issue, WIC question, or environmental health concern. The more specific your request is, the easier it is for staff to route you correctly.

📍 Local clarity

Madison County Health Department Huntsville AL vs other Madison County health departments

The phrase “Madison County Health Department” can refer to several different counties across the United States. This page targets Madison County Health Department in Huntsville, Alabama, which is part of the Alabama Department of Public Health.

If you need Madison County, Illinois; Madison County, Kentucky; Madison County, Mississippi; Madison County, Indiana; Madison County, Tennessee; Madison County, Arkansas; or another state, do not use Alabama phone numbers. Each state has its own health department, certificate rules, WIC offices, environmental health contacts, and permit systems.

Use this page for Huntsville and Madison County, Alabama public health services through ADPH.
Use ADPH for Alabama county health department services, Alabama vital records, statewide program guidance, and state public health resources.
Use another state if Your Madison County is outside Alabama. Similar names do not share the same phone numbers or forms.
🧰 Services

Madison County Health Department clinical and public health services

The official services page lists clinical services such as family planning counseling and birth control, women’s health Pap smear services, the Alabama Breast and Cervical Cancer Early Detection Program, income-based fees, STD testing and treatment, STD counseling and partner notification, clinical laboratory testing, tuberculosis testing and treatment, WIC, immunizations, flu vaccinations, COVID services, vital records, and Medicaid enrollment application help for SOBRA, ALL Kids, and Plan First.

Not every service works the same way. Some services may require an appointment, proof of income, proof of identity, insurance information, vaccine records, lab forms, public health interview, application documents, or eligibility screening. Always call the direct program line before visiting.

Family planning Counseling, birth control services, women’s health, Pap smear services, Plan First-related information, and clinic guidance.
Breast and cervical cancer screening Alabama Breast and Cervical Cancer Early Detection Program services may be available for eligible users.
STD and HIV services Testing, treatment, counseling, partner notification, and related clinical support.
Tuberculosis Testing and treatment services for TB-related public health needs.
Immunizations Childhood vaccines, VFC vaccinations for children, flu shots for ages 6 months and older, and other vaccine services.
WIC and nutrition WIC application, voucher issuance, nutrition counseling, breastfeeding support, and related family referrals.
🧾 Vital records

Madison County birth, death, marriage and divorce certificates

The Madison County Health Department provides certified copies of birth, death, marriage, and divorce certificates. The official contact page lists 256-533-8677 for Madison County Health Department Vital Records and 334-206-5418 for the ADPH main vital records office in Montgomery.

Alabama certificates may be ordered through a local Alabama county health department, by mail, or online through official state-supported ordering paths. Before ordering, confirm the certificate type, ID requirements, fee, processing method, relationship rules, and whether you need a certified copy for school, passport, benefits, estate, insurance, marriage, court, or legal use.

Birth certificates Confirm ID requirements, full name, date of birth, parent names, and whether the record can be issued locally.
Death certificates Ask about eligibility, certified copies, cause-of-death restrictions, and required information before visiting.
Marriage and divorce certificates Alabama health department certificate services may help with certified records, but full court records may require the court.
Local vital records phone Madison County Vital Records: 256-533-8677.
State vital records phone ADPH main vital records office: 334-206-5418.
Do not email sensitive data The official contact page warns users not to include personal identification or financial information in email.

Before requesting a certificate

Prepare a government-issued photo ID, full name on the record, date of event, county or city, parent or spouse names when required, payment method, mailing address, and the reason you need the certified copy. Calling first helps avoid a wasted trip.

💉 Immunizations

Madison County immunizations, vaccines, flu shots and vaccine records

The Madison County Health Department services page lists immunizations, VFC vaccinations for children, influenza vaccinations for people 6 months and older, including high-dose flu vaccination for those 65 and older, and certain COVID testing and vaccination services. The official contact page lists 256-533-8688 for immunizations and vaccines.

If you need a child’s school shot record, adult vaccine record, flu shot, childhood vaccination, travel-related direction, or COVID vaccination record help, call before visiting. Vaccine availability, eligibility, clinic schedule, fees, and document requirements can change.

Immunization phone Call 256-533-8688 for vaccine and immunization service questions.
Children’s vaccines Ask about VFC eligibility, school forms, prior records, appointment rules, and required parent or guardian documents.
Flu shots The services page lists flu vaccinations for ages 6 months and older, including high-dose flu vaccines for those 65 and older.
COVID vaccine record The official contact page gives instructions for requesting COVID-19 vaccination records if vaccines were received in Alabama.
Missing records Check prior doctors, pharmacies, schools, employers, military records, and county health department records if applicable.
Call before visiting Appointment rules and vaccine supply can change. Verify current service details first.
🧪 Testing

Madison County STD, HIV/AIDS and tuberculosis services

The official contact page lists 256-532-1928 for HIV/AIDS and sexually transmitted disease services. The services page describes STD testing, treatment, counseling, and partner notification. It also lists clinical laboratory testing and tuberculosis testing and treatment.

For tuberculosis services, the official contact page lists 256-533-8707. Users should call before visiting because testing, treatment, follow-up, lab requirements, confidentiality rules, and appointment availability can vary by service.

STD and HIV phone Call 256-532-1928 for HIV/AIDS and STD service questions.
Tuberculosis phone Call 256-533-8707 for TB testing and treatment questions.
Clinical lab testing Clinical laboratory testing may be available as part of approved clinic services.
Urgent medical symptoms If symptoms are severe or urgent, use a healthcare provider, urgent care, emergency department, or 911 as appropriate.
🥗 WIC & family health

Madison County WIC, family planning, women’s health and nutrition help

The Madison County Health Department provides WIC services, including application, voucher issuance, and nutrition counseling. The WIC phone number listed on the official contact page is 256-533-0826. WIC supports eligible pregnant women, breastfeeding women, postpartum women, infants, and children up to age 5 with nutrition assistance and referrals.

Family Planning services are also listed, including counseling and birth control. Women’s health services include Pap smear services and the Alabama Breast and Cervical Cancer Early Detection Program. The Family Planning phone number is 256-533-8750.

WIC phone Call 256-533-0826 for WIC application, voucher, nutrition counseling, and clinic questions.
Family Planning phone Call 256-533-8750 for family planning counseling and birth control service questions.
Women’s health Ask about Pap smear services, breast and cervical cancer screening, eligibility, fees, and appointment rules.
Income-based fees The services page lists income-based fees for certain clinical services.
Medicaid applications Medicaid enrollment applications may be available for SOBRA, ALL Kids, and Plan First.
Bring documents WIC and family health programs may require ID, proof of address, income information, pregnancy or child information, and appointment details.
🌿 Environmental health

Madison County environmental health, food service inspections and public health complaints

The Environmental Health Division is responsible for permitting and inspecting motels, detention facilities, and food service establishments. The official environmental services page says this includes convenience stores, grocery stores, motels, restaurants, and school cafeterias located within Madison County.

Environmental Health office hours are listed as 8:00 a.m. to 5:00 p.m., and the Environmental Health Division phone is 256-533-8726. The official contact page also lists the same phone for Community and Environmental Protection, Division of Food, Milk, and Lodging, Food and Lodging inspections and permits, onsite sewage disposal, and illegal dumping.

Food service inspections Restaurants, convenience stores, grocery stores, school cafeterias, motels, and other facilities may be inspected under ADPH rules.
Food scores The services page points users to food scores for area establishments.
Hotels, pools and camps Environmental services include hotel and pool inspections, jail and prison inspections, and camp inspections.
Public health nuisance complaints Environmental services include public health nuisance complaint investigations.
Environmental phone Call 256-533-8726 for Environmental Services routing.
State environmental office ADPH Environmental office toll-free number listed: 1-800-819-7644.
🚰 Septic & permits

Madison County onsite sewage, septic tanks, grease traps, solid waste and permits

The Madison County services page lists onsite sewage applications and permits, small and large flow development applications and permits, solid waste facilities and vehicle applications and permits, septic tank, grease trap, and holding tank applications and permits, and garbage exemption applications.

If your issue involves a septic tank, sewage disposal, grease trap, illegal dumping, solid waste facility, holding tank, or environmental complaint, do not rely only on email. The official contact page tells users with septic tank requests or complaints on an establishment to call the office and ask for the Environmental Office.

Onsite sewage Applications and permits may be required for onsite sewage systems.
Septic tank and grease trap Septic tank, grease trap, and holding tank applications and permits may be handled through Environmental Services.
Illegal dumping The contact page lists 256-533-8726 for illegal dumping.
Vector control Vector Control phone: 256-532-1915.
Solid waste facilities Solid waste facilities and vehicles may require applications and permits.
Call before filing Ask which application, permit, fee, inspection, or complaint route applies to your property or business.
⚠️ Avoid wrong office

What Madison County Health Department may not handle directly

Not every health-related issue in Madison County belongs to the health department. Some issues may require a hospital, urgent care, emergency services, Alabama Medicaid, a private healthcare provider, city code enforcement, Alabama Department of Environmental Management, a court, or another state agency.

Medical emergencies Call 911 for immediate danger, severe symptoms, overdose, injury, breathing trouble, or urgent medical emergencies.
Private medical records Contact the clinic, doctor, hospital, pharmacy, or provider that created the record.
Medicaid benefits and case status Some Medicaid eligibility or case questions may require Alabama Medicaid or the correct benefits office.
Full court records Marriage or divorce certificates may be available through ADPH, but full court records may require the court or clerk.
Wrong Madison County If you mean Madison County in another state, use that state’s official health department page.
Email appointment warning The official contact page says appointments are not scheduled through email.
🧾 Checklist

Madison County Health Department visit checklist before you go

Before visiting or calling, prepare the correct documents. Public health offices serve many programs, and missing documents can delay service.

For certificates Bring ID, certificate type, full name on record, date of event, county, relationship details, payment method, and application information.
For immunizations Bring ID, insurance card if available, vaccine records, school forms, child information, and parent or guardian documents.
For WIC Bring proof of identity, proof of address, proof of income or program participation, pregnancy information, child information, and appointment instructions.
For STD or TB services Bring ID, symptoms or exposure details, medical records if available, insurance information if applicable, and clinic appointment details.
For environmental permits Bring property address, business name, permit number, site plan, application details, facility type, and payment method if required.
For complaints Prepare address, issue description, dates, photos if allowed, business name if relevant, and your contact information for follow-up.
🆓 Free vs paid

Madison County Health Department free services vs paid certificates, permits and clinic fees

Some public health resources may be free to access online, including program pages, contact information, public health education, food score lookups, forms, and general guidance. Some services may involve official fees, including certified birth, death, marriage or divorce certificates, clinic services, immunizations, environmental permits, food service permits, sewage applications, inspections, and copies.

The services page mentions income-based fees for some clinical services. Fees can depend on the program, eligibility, insurance, income, state rules, or current funding. Always verify current fees and payment methods with the official Madison County Health Department or ADPH page before visiting or paying.

Usually free to check Contact pages, program descriptions, food scores, forms, public health guidance, and general ADPH information.
May involve fees Certified certificates, clinic services, vaccines, permits, inspections, sewage applications, food service licensing, and copies.
Income-based fees Some clinical services may use income-based fee rules.
Use official payment paths Do not pay a third-party directory or unofficial application site before checking ADPH instructions.
🌐 Portal confusion

Madison County Health Department portal confusion: which official site should you use?

Search results can show Alabama Department of Public Health pages, county pages, Facebook listings, city pages, private directories, and old PDFs. Use the official page based on your exact need.

Use alabamapublichealth.gov/madison for Madison County Health Department services, contact details, clinic information, environmental services, and official ADPH updates.
Use ADPH Vital Records for Alabama birth, death, marriage, divorce certificates, certificate ordering, amendments, and record rules.
Use ADPH Environmental Services for Food, lodging, onsite sewage, environmental permits, solid waste, and statewide environmental health rules.
Use emergency services for Immediate danger, severe symptoms, overdose, violence, fire, or urgent safety threats.
🧭 Step by step

How to contact the correct Madison County health office

1

Confirm you mean Madison County, Alabama

If you need Huntsville or Madison County, Alabama public health services, use the Alabama Department of Public Health Madison County page. If you mean another state, use that state’s official page.

2

Choose the exact service

Decide whether you need vital records, vaccines, WIC, family planning, STD/HIV services, TB services, environmental health, food safety, onsite sewage, or general public health routing.

3

Use the direct program phone when possible

Use 256-533-8677 for vital records, 256-533-8688 for immunizations, 256-533-0826 for WIC, and 256-533-8726 for Environmental Services.

4

Prepare documents before visiting

Bring ID, proof of address if required, insurance information if available, income documents if applicable, vaccine records, certificate details, permit forms, and payment method.

5

Verify hours, fees and appointment rules

Before visiting, confirm current office hours, appointment rules, service availability, documents, fees, and whether the service is handled by the clinic, vital records, WIC, or Environmental Services.

🚨 Emergency warning

Do not use general Madison County Health Department contact pages for emergencies

If there is a life-threatening medical emergency, call 911. If you need mental health crisis support in the United States, call or text 988. If there is immediate danger involving severe injury, overdose, violence, fire, breathing trouble, or urgent safety risk, use emergency services first.

Madison County Health Department contact pages are useful for public health programs, clinic services, certificates, WIC, testing, permits, inspections, complaints, and official program routing. They are not a substitute for emergency medical care, urgent law enforcement response, crisis intervention, or immediate fire response.

🗺️ Map

Madison County Health Department map and office location

The map below points to the Madison County Health Department at 301 Max Luther Drive NW, Huntsville, AL 35811. Before visiting, confirm whether your service is handled by clinic services, WIC, vital records, environmental services, or another ADPH office.

❓ FAQ

Madison County Health Department FAQ: services, phone, records and clinics

What is the Madison County Health Department phone number?

The main Madison County Health Department phone number in Huntsville, Alabama is 256-539-3711.

Where is Madison County Health Department located?

The Madison County Health Department physical address is 301 Max Luther Drive NW, Huntsville, Alabama 35811.

What are the Madison County Health Department hours?

The official Madison County page lists operating hours as 8:00 a.m. to 5:00 p.m.. Specific clinic services may have appointment rules or separate scheduling requirements.

What is the Madison County Health Department Vital Records phone number?

The official contact page lists Madison County Health Department Vital Records phone as 256-533-8677. The ADPH main vital records office in Montgomery is listed as 334-206-5418.

Can I get a birth certificate at Madison County Health Department?

Yes. The official Madison County page says certified copies of birth, death, marriage, and divorce certificates may be obtained from the health department. Confirm ID, fee, order method and eligibility before visiting.

What is the Madison County Health Department immunization phone number?

The official contact page lists 256-533-8688 for immunizations and vaccines.

Does Madison County Health Department offer WIC?

Yes. The official services page lists WIC application, voucher issuance, and nutrition counseling. The WIC phone number is 256-533-0826.

Does Madison County Health Department offer STD testing?

Yes. The services page lists STD testing, treatment, counseling, and partner notification. The HIV/AIDS and STD phone number is 256-532-1928.

Who do I call for tuberculosis services in Madison County?

The official contact page lists 256-533-8707 for Tuberculosis services.

Who handles Madison County restaurant inspections and food permits?

Environmental Services handles food service inspections and related permits. The official contact page lists 256-533-8726 for Food and Lodging inspections and permits.

Who do I call for septic tank or onsite sewage questions?

Call Environmental Services at 256-533-8726. The official contact page tells users with septic tank requests to call and ask for the Environmental Office.

Does Madison County Health Department schedule appointments by email?

No. The official contact page says appointments are not scheduled through email. If phones are busy, continue to call the appropriate number.

Is this page for Madison County Alabama or another Madison County?

This page targets Madison County Health Department in Huntsville, Alabama. If you need Madison County in another state, use that state or county’s official health department page.

Is this the official Madison County Health Department website?

No. This is an independent informational guide. For official action, appointments, fees, certificates, records, WIC, testing, inspections, permits or public health guidance, use the official Alabama Department of Public Health Madison County pages.

📝 Editorial note

Independent guide and official-use disclaimer

This article is an independent guide created to help users understand Madison County Health Department services, phone numbers, clinic services, WIC, vital records, immunizations, STD testing, TB services, environmental health, food safety, onsite sewage, permits, complaints and official ADPH resources.

It is not the official Madison County Health Department website and does not provide medical advice, legal advice, emergency response, benefits decisions, permit approvals, inspection results, clinic availability or guaranteed appointment information. Before visiting, filing, testing, paying, ordering records, applying or relying on hours, verify details directly with the Alabama Department of Public Health, Madison County Health Department or the correct official agency.

⭐ Final summary

Bottom line for Madison County Health Department services and phone help

For general Madison County Health Department help in Huntsville, Alabama, call 256-539-3711 or use the official ADPH Madison County page. The office is at 301 Max Luther Drive NW, Huntsville, AL 35811. For vital records, call 256-533-8677. For immunizations, call 256-533-8688. For WIC, call 256-533-0826. For Environmental Services, food permits, onsite sewage and related inspections, call 256-533-8726.

The safest path is to match your need with the correct official program: clinic services for family planning and testing, WIC for nutrition support, Vital Records for certificates, Environmental Services for food and onsite sewage, and emergency services for urgent danger.

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