Marion County Public Health Department 2026: Phone, Records, Vaccines, WIC & Services

πŸ₯ Indianapolis / Marion County public health guide Β· 2026

Marion County Public Health Department phone, vital records, vaccines, WIC, food safety and official service help

The Marion County Public Health Department serves Marion County, Indiana, including Indianapolis, Beech Grove, Lawrence, Speedway and Southport. It is the local public health division of Health & Hospital Corporation of Marion County.

Most users should not call one general number for every need. Birth and death certificates, immunizations, WIC, food complaints, TB, adolescent care, dental care, HIV services, environmental complaints and clinic records all have different official routes.

☎️ Main switchboard: 317.221.2000 πŸ“ 3838 N. Rural St. 🧾 Vital Records: 317.221.2400 πŸ’‰ Immunizations: 317.221.2122 🍽️ Food Safety: 317.221.2222
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☎️ Main Marion County Public Health Department contact

Call 317.221.2000 for general routing. The official contact page says this number also serves as a 24/7 contact number for reporting public health emergencies and reportable public health conditions.

βœ… Quick answer

Marion County Public Health Department quick answer

The main Marion County Public Health Department phone number is 317.221.2000. The main administration address is 3838 N. Rural Street, Indianapolis, IN 46205.

For birth or death certificates, call 317.221.2400. For immunizations, call 317.221.2122. For WIC, call 317.221.7401. For Food and Consumer Safety, call 317.221.2222. For Environmental Health administration, call 317.221.2290.

The department covers Marion County, Indiana. That includes Indianapolis, Beech Grove, Lawrence, Speedway and Southport. If your birth, death, property, food business or complaint is outside Marion County, confirm the correct county or state agency first.

Main contact317.221.2000 for general switchboard and public health emergency reporting.
Vital Records317.221.2400 for Marion County birth and death certificate questions.
Immunizations317.221.2122 for immunization records and clinic information.
WIC317.221.7401 for WIC location and appointment routing.
Food safety317.221.2222 for food complaints, permits, inspections and retail food questions.
TB Control317.221.2110 for TB program information. The official page says TB tests are not walk-in.
πŸ”Ž Source check

Official verification before using this Marion County guide

Updated for publication on June 28, 2026.

This guide uses official MarionHealth.org pages for contact, Vital Records, immunizations, WIC, Food and Consumer Safety, Environmental Health, TB Control, Adolescent Health, Central Records, and related program directories.

Phone numbers, clinic locations, Saturday hours, WIC locations, appointment rules, forms, fees, food permit rules, environmental complaint routes and public health emergency procedures can change. Always verify on the official MCPHD page before visiting, mailing documents, paying or relying on a deadline.

🧭 Contents

What this Marion County Public Health Department guide covers

🏒 Official agency

What is the Marion County Public Health Department?

The Marion County Public Health Department is the local public health department for Marion County, Indiana. It operates under Health & Hospital Corporation of Marion County and provides public health services for Indianapolis and surrounding Marion County communities.

The department has major service areas that matter for users: administration, Population Health and Environmental Health. Calling the correct program is much faster than calling the main switchboard and asking for β€œhealth department help.”

Population HealthVital Records, immunizations, WIC, dental health, adolescent health, TB control, infectious disease, HIV services and clinic records.
Environmental HealthFood safety, housing, healthy homes, water quality, hazardous materials, mosquito control, rodent control and environmental complaints.
AdministrationMain switchboard, public health emergency reporting, public relations, health education, planning and department coordination.

For statewide context, see our Indiana Department of Health guide.

☎️ Phone help

Marion County Public Health Department phone number directory by service

Use the direct line when you know your need. This prevents long routing loops for certificates, vaccines, WIC, food complaints, TB, youth clinics, dental care or clinic records.

NeedOfficial phone or routeUse it forPrepare before calling
Main switchboard317.221.2000General contact, public health emergency reporting and reportable public health conditions.Service name, location, callback number and urgency.
Vital Records317.221.2400Marion County birth certificates, death certificates and general certificate questions.Full name, date of event, place of birth/death, ID, eligibility and payment question.
Paternity or correction/amendment317.221.2397Birth correction, amendment or voluntary paternity appointment questions.Parent names, child record details, ID and appointment need.
Immunization records317.221.2122Immunization records, record pickup and vaccine clinic questions.Valid picture ID, vaccine history, school form and date of birth.
WIC317.221.7401WIC appointment routing, WIC location help, breastfeeding support and mobile WIC details.Pregnancy/child details, income proof, address proof and preferred clinic.
Food and Consumer Safety317.221.2222Food complaints, food permits, retail food inspections and food business questions.Restaurant name, address, complaint facts, permit issue or plan review question.
Environmental Health administration317.221.2290Environmental Health routing, housing, water, mosquito, rodent and environmental questions.Address, property details, complaint type, photos if useful and dates.
Mosquito or rodent control317.221.7440Mosquito breeding, rodent habitat investigation and related environmental complaints.Exact address, standing water/rodent location, dates and access notes.
Water quality / hazardous materials317.221.2266Water quality, wells, lakes, streams and hazardous materials routing.Location, water source, concern, sample question and property information.
Housing and neighborhood health317.221.2150Occupied housing, trash, weeds, vacant structures and neighborhood health complaints.Property address, issue, photos, tenant/owner info if relevant and safety risk.
TB Control317.221.2110Tuberculosis case management, TB program and TB appointment questions.Exposure or testing reason, provider referral, symptoms and appointment need.
Adolescent Health317.221.3400ACTION Health Center services through age 26.Age, appointment reason, insurance/cash pay status and forms.
Ryan White / HIV Services317.221.3000Ryan White HIV service navigation and HIV-related support.Service need, insurance/coverage status, current provider and safe contact method.
Dental main clinic317.221.2329Dental clinic and Smile Mobile routing.Patient age, pregnancy status if relevant, insurance/payment status and appointment need.
πŸ“ Locations

Marion County Public Health Department address and program locations

The main administration address is 3838 N. Rural Street, Indianapolis, IN 46205. Several services are at or near this address, but not every program is located there.

Always confirm the specific department location before visiting. Food and Consumer Safety, Epidemiology, Ryan White/HIV Services, WIC clinics, dental clinics and district offices may use different addresses.

Main administration3838 N. Rural Street, Indianapolis, IN 46205. Phone: 317.221.2000.
Vital RecordsHasbrook Building, first floor, 3838 North Rural Street, Indianapolis, IN 46205-2930. Phone: 317.221.2400.
Food and Consumer Safety4701 N. Keystone Avenue, Suite 500, Indianapolis, IN 46205. Phone: 317.221.2222.
Environmental Health3838 N. Rural St., Indianapolis, IN 46205. Phone: 317.221.2290.
TB Control3901 Meadows Drive, Indianapolis, IN 46205. Phone: 317.221.2110.
Adolescent Health2868 Pennsylvania Street, Indianapolis, IN 46205. Phone: 317.221.3400.
Ryan White HIV Services2951 E. 38th St., Indianapolis, IN 46218. Phone: 317.221.3000.
WIC main listed site6042 E. 21st, Indianapolis, IN 46219. Phone: 317.221.7401. Many other WIC sites are listed by the department.
Trip-saving tip: If you are going for a certificate, food business form, WIC appointment, vaccine record, TB appointment or environmental complaint, call that program first and ask for the exact address, hours and required documents.
🧰 Services

What the Marion County Public Health Department handles

MCPHD handles both direct public health services and regulatory work. A useful page must cover both residents and business users because search intent varies widely.

Birth and death recordsCertified Marion County birth and death certificates, paternity affidavits, corrections and amendments.
ImmunizationsVaccine clinic information, vaccine records, school vaccine support and immunization guidance.
WICNutrition education, supplemental foods, breastfeeding support and referrals for eligible pregnant/postpartum women and children up to age five.
Food safetyRetail food establishment licensing, temporary food events, inspections, complaints, plan review and food safety education.
Environmental healthHousing, healthy homes, water quality, hazardous materials, mosquito control, rodent control and environmental complaints.
TB, HIV and STD servicesTB Control, Ryan White/HIV Services, STD-related routing and infectious disease support.
Youth and dental clinicsACTION Health Center, adolescent health services, dental clinics and Smile Mobile.
Clinic recordsCentral Records and Release of Information process for MCPHD clinic records.
Public health emergency reportingThe main switchboard is listed as a 24/7 contact for reporting public health emergencies and reportable public health conditions.
🧾 Vital records

Marion County birth certificates and death certificates

The MCPHD Vital Records department maintains official records for people born or deceased in Marion County, Indiana. The official page lists the Vital Records office at the Hasbrook Building, first floor, 3838 North Rural Street, Indianapolis, IN 46205-2930.

Call 317.221.2400 for general birth or death certificate information. For paternity, corrections or amendments, the official page lists 317.221.2397.

Phone317.221.2400 for general birth and death certificate questions.
LocationHasbrook Building, first floor, 3838 North Rural Street, Indianapolis, IN 46205-2930.
Saturday hoursThe official page lists Saturday customer service hours from 8 a.m. to 12 p.m.
Wednesday hoursThe official page lists Wednesday customer service hours from 9 a.m. to 6 p.m.
Paternity/correctionsCall 317.221.2397 for paternity, correction or amendment-only questions.
Other countiesFor birth or death records from another Indiana county, use the Indiana State Department of Health route.

What to prepare before requesting a Marion County certificate

  • Full legal name on the record.
  • Date of birth or death.
  • Place of birth or death in Marion County.
  • Parent names or spouse details when required.
  • Your relationship to the person named on the record.
  • Valid and current identification.
  • Payment method and copy type.
  • Correction, amendment or paternity appointment details if applicable.
Marriage and divorce note: MCPHD says Marion County marriage or divorce records are obtained through the Marion County Clerk, not the Vital Records birth/death certificate counter.
πŸ’‰ Immunizations

Marion County immunization clinic, vaccine records and appointment help

The official immunization page lists multiple office locations for scheduling immunization appointments. It also lists a separate immunization-record route at 3838 N. Rural Street with phone 317.221.2122.

For immunization records only, the official page says to bring a valid picture ID. Listed record hours are Monday, Wednesday and Friday from 8 a.m. to 5 p.m., and Tuesday and Thursday from 10 a.m. to 2 p.m.

NeedOfficial routePrepare before going
Immunization record only3838 N. Rural St., phone 317.221.2122.Valid picture ID, name, date of birth, school/work form and prior vaccine cards if any.
Northwest District appointment6940 N. Michigan Rd., 317.221.7500.Call first, confirm vaccine availability, forms and appointment rules.
Northeast District appointment2505 N. Arlington Ave., 317.221.7300.Bring vaccine records, ID, insurance or payment details if requested.
South District appointment7551 Shelby St. Suite 200, 317.221.5700.Confirm exact location, vaccine type and required paperwork.
Eagledale Plaza appointment2802 Lafayette Road, Suite 13, 317.221.3441.Ask about age eligibility, vaccine supply and service hours.
Action Health Center2868 N Pennsylvania St., 317.221.3400.Best for adolescent/young adult service routing, depending on eligibility.
πŸ₯— WIC

Marion County WIC, nutrition and breastfeeding support

Marion County WIC helps eligible pregnant and postpartum women and children up to age five with nutrition information, supplemental foods, breastfeeding support and referrals to health and social services.

The official WIC page lists a main location at 6042 E. 21st, Indianapolis, IN 46219, business hours Monday through Friday from 8 a.m. to 5 p.m., and phone 317.221.7401. It also says WIC services are available at many sites throughout Marion County.

Main WIC phone317.221.7401 for WIC location and appointment routing.
Who may qualifyEligible pregnant and postpartum women and children up to age five who meet income and nutrition/health need rules.
BenefitsNutrition education, referrals, breastfeeding support and WIC EBT benefits for approved foods.
Multiple locationsThe official contact page lists many WIC clinic and hospital certification sites across Marion County.
Same-day optionsThe official WIC page says same-day appointments may be available on Tuesday, Wednesday and Thursday with preference for prenatal and new-baby mothers.
Mobile WICMCPHD lists a mobile unit to help families on the go. Confirm current schedule before traveling.

What to bring for a WIC appointment

  • Proof of identity.
  • Proof of Marion County / Indiana address.
  • Proof of income or qualifying program participation.
  • Pregnancy information or child/infant information.
  • Health or nutrition information requested by the clinic.
  • Questions about breastfeeding, formula, EBT card, stores or approved foods.
🍽️ Food safety

Marion County food safety complaints, restaurant inspections and permits

The Food and Consumer Safety department licenses and inspects retail food establishments and temporary food establishments, responds to consumer complaints and provides food safety education.

The official page lists the office at 4701 N. Keystone Avenue, Suite 500, Indianapolis, IN 46205, business hours Monday through Friday from 8 a.m. to 4:30 p.m., and phone 317.221.2222.

User needBest official routeWhat to prepare
Restaurant inspection reportUse the official retail food establishment inspection report lookup.Facility name, address, city, inspection date if known and location confirmation.
Food complaintUse the official food complaint form or call 317.221.2222.Restaurant name, address, date, time, food eaten, symptoms, photos and receipt if useful.
Food business permitUse official licensing, plan review and application forms.Business type, menu, floor plan, ownership details, commissary information and timeline.
Temporary event vendorUse the official temporary event vendor application and organizer registration resources.Event name, date, location, menu, equipment, water, waste, temperature control and organizer details.
Food safety trainingUse official Food Safety Education resources and training registration.Staff role, food handling duties, training deadline and employer requirements.
Business caution: Do not open, remodel, change ownership or operate a temporary food event based on an old PDF or private checklist. Use the latest official MCPHD forms and confirm requirements with Food and Consumer Safety.
🌿 Environmental health

Marion County environmental health, housing, mosquito, rodent and water services

The Bureau of Environmental Health covers several departments, including Environmental Health Safety & Management, Food and Consumer Safety, Healthy Homes, Housing and Neighborhood Health, Mosquito and Rodent Control, Public Health Laboratory, and Water Quality and Hazardous Materials Management.

The official Environmental Health page lists administration at 3838 N. Rural St., Monday through Friday, 8 a.m. to 5 p.m., and phone 317.221.2290. Program-specific hours can differ.

Housing and neighborhood health317.221.2150 for occupied housing, trash, high weeds, vacant structures and abandoned junk vehicle issues.
Mosquito control317.221.7440 for larviciding, standing water investigation and mosquito-related service routing.
Rodent control317.221.7440 for investigation and baiting of potential rodent habitats.
Water quality317.221.2266 for water quality and hazardous materials management routing.
Healthy homes317.221.2155 for lead inspections, blood lead testing, radon, bed bugs and related consumer/environmental issues.
Public health trackingUse official environmental tracking resources for non-infectious environmental data and local health/environment indicators.

How to file a stronger environmental complaint

  1. Write the exact property address or location.
  2. Choose the right issue: food, housing, mosquito, rodent, water, hazardous materials, lead, radon or environmental safety.
  3. Describe what you saw, when it happened and whether it is ongoing.
  4. Add photos only when safe and appropriate.
  5. Use the official complaint form or the correct program number.
  6. Call 911 if there is immediate danger.
🦠 Communicable disease

TB Control, Ryan White HIV services, STD and infectious disease help

The TB Control program coordinates public health nursing case management for people in Marion County with active or latent tuberculosis. The official TB page lists 3901 Meadows Drive, Indianapolis, IN 46205, Monday through Friday 8 a.m. to 5 p.m., and phone 317.221.2110.

The official TB page also states that the program does not take walk-ins for TB tests. If you need a TB test, schedule an appointment through the official path.

TB Control317.221.2110 for TB program information, case management and TB appointment guidance.
No walk-in TB testsThe official page says TB tests are not walk-in. Schedule before going.
Ryan White HIV Services317.221.3000 for Ryan White/HIV service navigation.
Infectious DiseasesThe official contact page lists Infectious Diseases at 317.221.2117.
STD servicesUse the official STD Control page and Bell Flower Clinic routing when appropriate.
Emergency symptomsUse urgent medical care or 911 when immediate medical danger exists.
πŸ§’ Youth and dental care

Adolescent Health, ACTION Health Center and dental clinics

The Adolescent Health program operates the ACTION Health Center at 2868 Pennsylvania Street, Indianapolis, IN 46205. The official page lists phone 317.221.3400 and describes care through age 26, including family medicine, pediatrics and gynecology.

The Dental Health program provides preventive and basic general dentistry with focus on underserved children and pregnant women. The official contact page lists several dental locations, including the Main Dental clinic and Smile Mobile at 317.221.2329.

ACTION Health Center317.221.3400 for adolescent/young adult services through age 26.
Listed Action hoursMonday, Tuesday, Thursday, Friday 8 a.m.-5 p.m.; Wednesday 8 a.m.-6 p.m.; 2nd Saturday 9 a.m.-1 p.m.
Services may includePhysical exams, lab testing, STI testing/treatment, wellness care, pregnancy testing, counseling and health education.
Dental main317.221.2329 for Dental Main and Smile Mobile routing.
Dental focusPreventive and basic general dentistry, especially for underserved children and pregnant women.
Confirm eligibilityCall before visiting because insurance, cash pay, age, appointment and clinic rules can vary.
πŸ“„ Records and data

Clinic records, central records and health statistics requests

The Central Records department maintains, tracks and stores MCPHD client records. The official Central Records page says clients can receive a copy of MCPHD clinic records by contacting Central Records or going to the clinic where services were received and completing a Release of Information form.

For public health statistics or epidemiology data, be specific about topic, date range, geography and purpose. Individual clinic records are not the same as public data requests.

Clinic recordsUse Central Records or the clinic where services were received.
Release processExpect a Release of Information form for clinic record copies.
EpidemiologyThe official contact page lists Epidemiology at 3901 Meadows Drive and phone 317.221.3355.
Protect privacyDo not send unnecessary private medical details through general forms or unofficial websites.
⚠️ Wrong office check

What may belong outside the Marion County Public Health Department

MCPHD handles many local health services, but not every health-related issue belongs to the public health department.

Emergency medical careCall 911 or go to emergency care for life-threatening symptoms, severe injury or immediate danger.
Marriage or divorce recordsMCPHD says Marion County marriage or divorce records are obtained through the Marion County Clerk.
Birth or death outside Marion CountyUse the Indiana Department of Health or the correct county/state record office.
Medicaid, SNAP or FSSA benefitsBenefits questions may belong to Indiana FSSA or another state benefits office, not MCPHD.
Driver license or DMV issuesDriver license, vehicle registration and state ID issues are not health department services.
Private hospital records or billingContact the hospital, clinic, provider, insurer or billing office that treated you.
🧾 Checklist

Before you call, visit, apply or file a complaint

ServiceBring or prepareAsk before you go
Birth or death certificateValid ID, record name, date, place, relationship, payment method and form.Whether the record is in Marion County and whether correction/paternity needs an appointment.
Immunization recordValid picture ID, school/work form, previous vaccine record and date of birth.Current record hours, exact clinic location and whether the record is available.
WICProof of identity, address, income/benefits, pregnancy or child information.Which WIC site to visit, whether same-day appointments are available and what documents are required.
Food complaintRestaurant name, address, date, time, food eaten, symptoms, receipt and photos if useful.Whether to call 317.221.2222 or use the official complaint form.
Food business permitBusiness type, menu, floor plan, ownership details, event details and commissary information.Which application, plan review, fee and inspection step applies.
Environmental complaintProperty address, issue type, date, photos, safety risk and contact details.Which program handles the issue: housing, mosquito, rodent, water, healthy homes or food.
TB testingReason for test, provider/school/employer request, symptoms or exposure details.The official TB page says TB tests are not walk-in, so confirm appointment rules first.
Clinic recordsClinic name, dates of service, record type and ID.Which Release of Information form is required.
🚨 Emergency warning

Do not use routine clinic pages for emergencies

If someone is in immediate medical danger, call 911. The main switchboard is listed as a 24/7 contact for public health emergency reporting, but it is not a substitute for ambulance, emergency room, poison control, fire or police response.

For reportable public health conditions or urgent public health matters, follow the official contact instructions and use the correct department process.

πŸ—ΊοΈ Map and video

Marion County Public Health Department map and helpful food safety video

This map points to the main MCPHD address at 3838 N. Rural Street, Indianapolis. Confirm the exact program location before visiting because Food and Consumer Safety, TB Control, WIC, Ryan White/HIV Services, district offices and clinics may be at different locations.

Helpful food safety training video

This video is linked from the official MCPHD Food and Consumer Safety page as a food safety education resource. It is a helpful reference, not a replacement for official permit, inspection or food-code requirements.

❓ FAQ

Marion County Public Health Department FAQ

What is the Marion County Public Health Department phone number?

The main Marion County Public Health Department phone number is 317.221.2000. The official contact page says this number reaches the general switchboard and also serves as a 24/7 contact number for reporting public health emergencies and reportable public health conditions.

Where is the Marion County Public Health Department located?

The main administration address is 3838 N. Rural Street, Indianapolis, IN 46205. Some programs use other locations, so confirm the exact department address before visiting.

How do I get a Marion County birth certificate?

Use the MCPHD Vital Records office at the Hasbrook Building, first floor, 3838 North Rural Street, Indianapolis. Call 317.221.2400 for general birth certificate information.

How do I get a Marion County death certificate?

Use the MCPHD Vital Records office if the death occurred in Marion County, Indiana. Call 317.221.2400 and confirm ID, eligibility, fees and the correct form before visiting.

What is the Marion County immunization clinic phone number?

For immunization records and vaccine clinic information, call 317.221.2122. The official immunization page says to bring a valid picture ID for immunization records.

What is the Marion County WIC phone number?

The official Marion County WIC page lists 317.221.7401. WIC services are available at many sites throughout Marion County, so confirm the correct location before visiting.

How do I file a food complaint in Marion County?

Use the MCPHD Food and Consumer Safety department. The official phone is 317.221.2222. Prepare the restaurant name, address, date, time, food eaten, symptoms and photos or receipt if useful.

What does Marion County Environmental Health handle?

Environmental Health covers food safety, housing, healthy homes, mosquito and rodent control, water quality, hazardous materials and related complaints. The administration phone is 317.221.2290.

Does MCPHD take walk-ins for TB tests?

The official TB Control page says the program does not take walk-ins for TB tests. Call 317.221.2110 or follow the official appointment route before visiting.

Is this the official Marion County Public Health Department website?

No. This is an independent informational guide. Use MarionHealth.org for live phone numbers, forms, fees, office hours, appointments, public health emergency instructions and final official decisions.

⭐ Summary

Bottom line for Marion County Public Health Department help

For Marion County, Indiana public health help, start with the official MarionHealth.org page or the direct program number. Use 317.221.2000 for general routing, 317.221.2400 for birth and death certificates, 317.221.2122 for immunizations, 317.221.7401 for WIC, 317.221.2222 for Food and Consumer Safety and 317.221.2290 for Environmental Health.

Use 911 for immediate emergencies. Use the correct official program page before visiting because many MCPHD services use different buildings, hours, forms and appointment rules.