Warren County Health Department 2026: Services & Phone

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🏥 Warren County public health guide · 2026

Warren County Health Department Services, Phone Numbers, Vital Records, WIC & Environmental Health

This guide helps users searching for Warren County Health Department find the correct official phone number, location, birth and death records office, WIC contact, environmental health help, permits, food service guidance, immunization information, and public health resources.

Because several U.S. states have a Warren County Health Department, this page focuses on the commonly searched Warren County Health District in Warren County, Ohio. If you meant Warren County in Kentucky, Tennessee, New Jersey, Indiana, Iowa, or another state, use the “wrong Warren County” section before calling.

☎️ Main directory: 513-695-1228 📍 416 S. East St., Lebanon, OH 🧾 Vital statistics: 513-695-1249 🌿 Environmental: 513-695-1220 🥗 WIC: 513-695-1217 ✅ Official links only
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Choose what you need from Warren County Health Department

This finder points you to the safest official starting place. It does not book appointments or show live office wait times, but it helps you avoid the wrong Warren County, wrong phone number, wrong vital records office, or wrong permit portal.

☎️ Main Warren County Health District contact

For Warren County, Ohio Health District general help, call 513-695-1228. The official contact page lists the office at 416 S. East St., Lebanon, OH 45036 with business hours 7:30am–4:00pm, Monday–Friday.

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✅ Quick answer

Warren County Health Department phone number, services and records help

The main phone number for the Warren County Health District in Ohio is 513-695-1228. The official contact page lists the main office at 416 S. East St., Lebanon, OH 45036, with business hours 7:30am–4:00pm, Monday through Friday.

Use 513-695-1249 for birth and death records/vital statistics questions, 513-695-1220 for Environmental Health, and 513-695-1217 for WIC. Warren County Health District also lists environmental fax 513-695-2941 and healthcare fax 513-695-2402.

If you are searching from Bowling Green, Kentucky; McMinnville, Tennessee; Oxford, New Jersey; Williamsport, Indiana; Indianola, Iowa; or another Warren County, do not use the Ohio number for local appointments or records. Confirm the state, address, official website, and area code before calling or sharing personal information.

☎️ Main directory Call 513-695-1228 for Warren County Health District in Lebanon, Ohio.
📍 Main office 416 S. East St., Lebanon, OH 45036.
🧾 Birth/death records Vital statistics phone: 513-695-1249.
🌿 Environmental health Environmental phone: 513-695-1220.
🥗 WIC WIC phone: 513-695-1217.
🚨 Emergency Call 911 for immediate danger. Do not wait for a routine public health office.
📌 Fast facts

Warren County Health District fast facts before you call

Official agency Warren County Health District serves Warren County, Ohio.
Official website The official website is WarrenCoHealthOH.gov.
Main phone Main directory phone: 513-695-1228.
Main office hours Contact page lists 7:30am–4:00pm, Monday–Friday.
Vital statistics Birth and death records office phone: 513-695-1249.
Environmental health Environmental health phone: 513-695-1220.
WIC WIC phone: 513-695-1217.
Permits portal WCHD uses Accela Citizen Access for several environmental health applications and complaints.
🔎 Source verification

Official verification for this Warren County Health Department guide

Publish-ready as of: May 9, 2026.

This guide was prepared using official Warren County Health District resources, including its homepage, contact page, birth and death records page, WIC page, environmental health pages, sewage treatment system pages, food protection pages, Accela Citizen Access portal, bill pay page, public health documents, and Ohio Department of Health local health district listing.

Public health information can change. Phone numbers, office hours, record fees, eligibility rules, WIC appointment rules, permit fees, inspection forms, online payment options, environmental health rules, disease reporting instructions, and emergency routing can change. Always verify the official WarrenCoHealthOH.gov or Ohio Department of Health page before visiting, paying, mailing documents, filing a complaint, or relying on a deadline.

🧭 Contents

What this Warren County Health Department guide covers

1. Phone number directory 2. Wrong Warren County warning 3. Warren County health services 4. Birth and death records 5. WIC and nutrition help 6. Environmental health 7. Food service and inspection help 8. Sewage treatment and water 9. Permits, Accela and bill pay 10. Emergency preparedness and disease reporting 11. Free vs paid services 12. Official links and FAQ
☎️ Contact

Warren County Health Department phone number directory by service

Do not use one phone number for every question. Warren County Health District has different phone paths for general routing, environmental health, WIC, healthcare faxing, and birth/death records. Using the correct number saves time and prevents your call from being routed to the wrong desk.

Main directory 513-695-1228. Use for general Warren County Health District questions and routing.
Environmental Health 513-695-1220. Use for environmental health, food, sewage, permits, inspections, nuisance concerns, and related routing.
WIC 513-695-1217. Use for WIC appointment questions, eligibility, nutrition support, and program guidance.
Birth and death records 513-695-1249. Use for vital statistics questions, certificate requests, and home birth packet guidance.
Environmental fax 513-695-2941. Use only when directed by official Environmental Health instructions.
Healthcare fax 513-695-2402. Use only when directed by official healthcare or clinic instructions.

Best way to call Warren County Health District

Before calling, write down whether you need a birth certificate, death certificate, home birth packet, WIC appointment, food service license, mobile food permit, septic inspection, plumbing permit, nuisance complaint, vaccine question, public records request, or disease reporting guidance. A specific request is easier to route than “I need the health department.”

⚠️ Important

Wrong Warren County? Check the state before calling

“Warren County Health Department” is an ambiguous search because several states have a Warren County health agency. This article focuses on Warren County Health District in Lebanon, Ohio. If you need another state, the phone numbers, records office, health services, fees, and appointment rules will be different.

Warren County, Ohio Warren County Health District, 416 S. East St., Lebanon, OH 45036. Main phone: 513-695-1228.
Warren County, Kentucky Bowling Green users may need the Warren County Health Department under Barren River District Health Department.
Warren County, Tennessee McMinnville users may need the Tennessee Department of Health local Warren County Health Department.
Warren County, New Jersey Oxford, NJ users may need Warren County Health Department in New Jersey.
Warren County, Indiana Williamsport, IN users may need Warren County Health Department through Indiana county resources.
Best check Confirm state, city, address, area code, official domain, and agency name before calling or paying a fee.
🧰 Services

Warren County Health District services users commonly search for

Warren County Health District provides public health services across vital statistics, environmental health, WIC, emergency preparedness, public health documents, community resources, tobacco prevention, nutrition, and health-related programs. Some services are direct services, while others are education, inspection, permit, or referral services.

Exact service rules can vary by program. Some services may require an appointment, application, fee, proof of identity, proof of eligibility, inspection, online portal submission, mail-in form, or official payment. Always use the current official page before visiting or submitting documents.

Vital statistics Birth certificates, death certificates, home birth packet guidance, mail order instructions, and certificate request forms.
Environmental health Food protection, inspections, nuisance concerns, plumbing, sewage treatment systems, water-related lists, and environmental permits.
WIC Nutrition support, WIC services, breastfeeding and family nutrition guidance where eligible.
Emergency preparedness Public health preparedness, Medical Reserve Corps information, community emergency planning, and public health readiness resources.
Public records and documents Contact forms, documents, public health documents, newsletters, resources, and public information pages.
Permits and payments Accela Citizen Access portal, environmental bill pay, food permits, plumbing permits, operating permits, and environmental health fee resources.
🧾 Vital records

Warren County birth certificates, death certificates and vital statistics

Warren County Health District has a dedicated Birth and Death Records page. Its vital statistics materials explain that the office electronically maintains Ohio birth records filed after December 20, 1908 and maintains copies of death records filed after 1909. For recent vital events, registration can take time, so a newly filed birth or death record may not be immediately ready.

The official birth and death records page states that home birth parents must register the birth with the local vital statistics office within 10 days of the birth and should request a home birth packet from the Vital Statistic Office by calling 513-695-1249. It also says home birth materials should be mailed or brought to Warren County Health District, Department of Birth and Death Records, 416 South East Street, Lebanon, Ohio 45036.

For death certificates, Warren County Health District notes that proper identification and proof may be required for mail orders when requesting certain death certificate information. If proof is questionable, WCHD staff may submit it to the Ohio Department of Health for approval, which can delay issuance.

Vital statistics phone Call 513-695-1249 for birth/death record instructions and home birth packet guidance.
Vital records office address Warren County Health District, Department of Birth and Death Records, 416 South East Street, Lebanon, Ohio 45036.
Ohio birth records WCHD materials state that Ohio birth records filed after December 20, 1908 are electronically maintained.
Death records WCHD materials state the office maintains copies of death records filed after 1909.
Home birth packet Request a home birth packet in advance by calling 513-695-1249.
Recent records Recent vital events may take time to register, so check before visiting or mailing payment.

Before ordering a Warren County birth or death certificate

Prepare the full name on the record, date of birth or death, parent names if required, relationship to the person, acceptable ID, proof of eligibility if needed, mailing address, payment method, and whether you need a certified copy. Do not rely on old fee information; verify the current cost on the official form or by calling the vital statistics office.

Birth and death records Record request form
🥗 WIC

Warren County WIC phone number, nutrition help and appointment guidance

Warren County Health District lists WIC as one of its core service areas and provides a dedicated WIC page. The official phone number listed for WIC is 513-695-1217. Use this number for appointment questions, eligibility guidance, nutrition support, breastfeeding-related questions, and current clinic instructions.

WIC services can involve eligibility review, identity documents, proof of address, proof of income or program participation, pregnancy information, infant or child information, and appointment scheduling. Rules can change, so confirm current documents before visiting.

WIC phone Call 513-695-1217 for Warren County WIC questions.
Bring documents WIC visits may require ID, address proof, income proof, pregnancy details, and child or infant information.
Ask about appointment format Confirm whether your appointment is in person, by phone, or handled another way.
Nutrition support WIC can support nutrition education, healthy food benefits, breastfeeding support, and referrals for eligible families.
Eligibility matters Eligibility can depend on income, residency, pregnancy/postpartum status, child age, and nutrition risk.
Use official page first Do not rely on old WIC appointment instructions from third-party directories.
Official WIC page Contact page
🌿 Environmental health

Warren County Environmental Health, complaints, inspections and permits

Environmental Health is one of the most practical reasons users search for Warren County Health Department. Warren County Health District lists Environmental Health phone 513-695-1220 and environmental fax 513-695-2941. Its environmental pages include food protection, inspection reports, sewage treatment systems, plumbing inspection, environmental fees, company lists, and public-facing environmental health resources.

Environmental health questions are often property- or business-specific. Before calling, write down the property address, facility name, permit number, complaint details, dates, photos if appropriate, and whether the situation is urgent. For immediate danger, call emergency services instead of waiting for routine office response.

Environmental phone Call 513-695-1220 for Environmental Health routing.
Food operation complaints WCHD contact page includes a Food Operation & Nuisance Form.
Inspection reports Use official WCHD inspection report resources for public inspection information.
Environmental bill pay WCHD lists online payment options for multiple environmental health fees.
Environmental fees Check the official environmental health fees page before paying or applying.
Public record warning WCHD says messages through contact forms constitute public records and may be publicly available upon request.
Environmental Health Contact forms Inspection reports
🍽️ Food safety

Warren County food service license, temporary food permit and inspection help

Warren County Health District’s environmental health pages include Food Protection, new food facility plan review, food safety training providers, food service operations, retail food establishments, mobile food facilities, temporary food facilities, and inspection-related resources. The Accela Citizen Access portal includes options for licenses, plan review, applications, and environmental health complaints.

If you are opening a restaurant, operating a mobile food service, applying for a temporary food event, paying a food license bill, or checking inspection information, start with WCHD’s official Food Protection and Accela pages. Do not rely on another Ohio county’s food permit forms because plan review, local fees, and submission details can differ.

New food facility Use official plan review resources before opening or remodeling a food operation.
Temporary food permit Temporary food service/event needs may require a specific application and fee before the event.
Mobile food service Mobile food service rules and payments may differ from fixed food establishments.
Food safety training Use official food safety training provider resources when required.
Inspection reports Check official inspection report resources instead of third-party summaries.
Food complaint Use the official Food Operation & Nuisance Form for complaint routing when appropriate.
Food Protection Accela Citizen Access Environmental bill pay
🚰 Sewage & water

Warren County sewage treatment systems, septic permits and water-related lists

Warren County Health District’s sewage treatment system page explains that onsite sewage treatment systems are underground wastewater treatment structures that treat household plumbing wastewater from bathrooms, kitchen drains, and laundry. It notes that many Warren County residents use individual home sewage treatment systems because sanitary sewers are not accessible to a large part of the county.

WCHD Environmental Health staff issue installation permits and conduct inspections of new, replacement, and altered or repaired sewage treatment systems within Warren County. The page also explains that WCHD works to prevent disease transmission and protect surface and ground water by enforcing sewage treatment system rules and providing education to homeowners and registered sewage installers.

Use this section for Septic, onsite sewage treatment systems, installation permits, repairs, replacement systems, inspections, and homeowner education.
Registered lists WCHD provides lists such as service providers, installers, soil evaluators, designers, septage haulers, and water haulers.
No endorsement warning WCHD states it does not recommend or endorse any one contractor and recommends contacting multiple companies and checking references.
Call Environmental Use 513-695-1220 for Environmental Health questions.
Prepare property details Have parcel/address, owner name, system type, contractor information, and permit history if known.
Do not start work blindly Verify permit and inspection requirements before installation, alteration, or repair.
Sewage treatment systems Service provider list Septage hauler list
🧾 Permits & payments

Warren County permits, Accela Citizen Access portal and environmental bill pay

Warren County Health District uses the Accela Citizen Access Portal as an online permitting system that allows the public to submit plans and applications for several programs and environmental health complaints. WCHD’s Accela page includes food safety categories such as licenses for food service or temporary permits, permanent food facilities, mobile food facilities, and temporary food facilities.

WCHD’s bill pay page says online payments are accepted for multiple environmental health services, including backflow permits, body art permits, camp license fees, food license bills, food service licenses, mobile food service, temporary food service, food service plan review, hauled water storage tank permits, homeowner bonds, food safety course fees, lot splits, operating permit AOP bills, plumbing permits, plumbing registration, and related services.

Use Accela for Online applications, plan submissions, permits, environmental health complaints, and food-related submissions when offered.
Use Bill Pay for Official online payments for environmental health fees listed by WCHD.
Check fee pages first Fee rates and deadlines can change. Verify the current Environmental Health Fees page before paying.
Keep receipts Save permit numbers, confirmation emails, payment receipts, application IDs, and inspection notes.
Accela Citizen Access Bill Pay Environmental Health Fees
🚨 Preparedness

Warren County emergency preparedness, disease reporting and public health alerts

Warren County Health District includes emergency preparedness and Warren County Medical Reserve Corps resources. Public health preparedness pages are different from immediate emergency response. If someone is in immediate danger, call 911. Routine public health pages should not be used for urgent medical emergencies, violence, fire, severe injury, overdose danger, or life-threatening symptoms.

The official contact page includes emergency disease reporting language and general contact routing. For reportable disease or urgent public health reporting, use the official contact instructions and the correct emergency reporting pathway. For ordinary questions, use the main directory and program pages during business hours.

Use preparedness pages for Public health readiness, community preparedness information, Medical Reserve Corps resources, and public health planning.
Use emergency services for Immediate danger, severe symptoms, violence, overdose, serious injury, or urgent safety threats.
Use disease reporting guidance for Reportable disease concerns, outbreak concerns, and urgent public health notifications.
Use 988 for crisis support Call or text 988 for suicide or mental health crisis support in the United States.
Emergency preparedness Health district homepage
🆓 Free vs paid

Warren County Health Department free services vs paid records, permits and inspections

Many Warren County Health District pages are free to view online, including contact information, public health documents, inspection resources, food protection pages, WIC guidance, environmental health pages, emergency preparedness information, and public notices. Some services may involve official fees.

Examples of services that may involve fees include certified birth/death certificates, environmental health fees, food service licenses, temporary food permits, plumbing permits, operating permits, plan reviews, body art permits, camp licenses, backflow permits, hauled water storage tank permits, and other official applications. Always use official WCHD fee pages or bill pay pages before paying.

Usually free to check Official service pages, contact information, public health documents, WIC information, environmental guidance, and inspection resources.
May involve fees Vital records, permits, inspections, food service licenses, plumbing permits, plan review, operating permits, and environmental health applications.
Do not use old fee snippets Search result snippets and old PDFs can show outdated fee amounts. Confirm current fees on official pages.
Use official payment path Use WCHD Bill Pay, official forms, or official program instructions—not random third-party sites.
⚠️ Avoid wrong office

What Warren County Health Department may not handle

Warren County Health District is important for public health, environmental health, WIC, vital statistics, permits, and community health resources, but it is not the right office for every medical, benefits, court, or legal issue.

Medicaid, SNAP or cash assistance These may involve Ohio benefits systems or county job and family services, not the health district main directory.
Private medical billing Billing disputes usually start with the hospital, provider, insurer, or financial assistance office.
Marriage and divorce records Marriage licenses, divorce decrees, and court records may involve county probate, clerk, or court offices.
Driver licenses and vehicle records These belong to Ohio motor vehicle agencies, not the health district.
Social Security Retirement, SSI, disability, and Social Security account issues belong to the Social Security Administration.
Emergencies Call 911 for immediate danger, severe symptoms, violence, overdose danger, or urgent safety threats.
🧾 Checklist

Warren County Health Department checklist before you visit or apply

Do not visit or apply unprepared. Many public health services require specific documents, application details, property information, identification, payment, or appointment confirmation. Use this checklist before contacting Warren County Health District.

For birth/death records Bring ID, record details, proof of eligibility if required, payment method, application form, and mailing details if ordering by mail.
For WIC Bring ID, proof of address, proof of income or program participation, pregnancy or child information, and appointment instructions.
For food permits Prepare business name, facility address, owner details, menu/operation type, plan review documents, and fee information.
For sewage systems Have property address, parcel details, system type, installer or contractor information, and permit/inspection history if known.
For nuisance complaints Prepare location, dates, observed condition, photos if appropriate, business or property details, and contact information.
For payments Save receipts, permit numbers, application IDs, confirmation emails, and copies of forms submitted.
🧭 Step by step

How to contact the right Warren County Health Department office

1

Confirm you mean Warren County, Ohio

Several states have a Warren County Health Department. Confirm the address, state, official website, and phone area code before calling or paying a fee.

2

Choose the exact service

Decide whether you need birth/death records, WIC, food permit, sewage inspection, environmental complaint, plumbing permit, public records, or general public health help.

3

Use the correct phone number

Call 513-695-1228 for the main directory, 513-695-1220 for Environmental Health, 513-695-1217 for WIC, and 513-695-1249 for birth/death records.

4

Use official portals and forms

Use WCHD Accela Citizen Access for applicable permit submissions and official WCHD Bill Pay or fee pages for payments.

5

Verify current hours, fees and documents

Check official pages before visiting because office hours, forms, fees, eligibility, and service rules can change.

🚨 Emergency warning

Do not use routine Warren County Health Department pages for emergencies

If someone is in immediate danger, call 911. If you need suicide, mental health crisis, or emotional distress support in the United States, call or text 988. If you suspect poisoning, overdose, violence, severe allergic reaction, chest pain, stroke symptoms, severe breathing trouble, or another urgent safety issue, use emergency services immediately.

Routine public health pages are useful for records, permits, WIC, environmental health, food service, sewage systems, documents, and program guidance. They are not a substitute for emergency medical care, urgent law enforcement help, crisis response, or immediate safety support.

🗺️ Map

Warren County Health Department map and main office location

The map below points to Warren County Health District in Lebanon, Ohio. Always verify the exact service and current office instructions before visiting because permit submissions, WIC, vital statistics, environmental health, and other services may have specific requirements.

❓ FAQ

Warren County Health Department FAQ: phone, records, WIC and permits

What is the Warren County Health Department phone number?

For Warren County, Ohio Health District, the main directory phone number is 513-695-1228. Use this for general routing and service questions.

Where is Warren County Health District located?

The official contact page lists Warren County Health District at 416 S. East St., Lebanon, OH 45036.

What are Warren County Health District business hours?

The official contact page lists business hours as 7:30am–4:00pm, Monday through Friday. Always verify before visiting because holiday schedules and department-specific rules can change.

What is the Warren County birth and death records phone number?

For Warren County, Ohio birth and death records/vital statistics, call 513-695-1249.

Can Warren County Health District issue Ohio birth certificates?

WCHD vital statistics materials state that the office electronically maintains Ohio birth records filed after December 20, 1908. For recent records, registration can take time. Call 513-695-1249 before ordering.

Can Warren County Health District issue death certificates?

WCHD materials state that the office maintains copies of death records filed after 1909. Some death certificate requests may require proper identification and proof, especially when requesting sensitive information.

What is the WIC phone number for Warren County Health District?

The WIC phone number listed by Warren County Health District is 513-695-1217.

What is the Environmental Health phone number?

The Environmental Health phone number listed by Warren County Health District is 513-695-1220. The environmental fax number is 513-695-2941.

How do I apply for Warren County food service permits?

Use the official Food Protection page and the Accela Citizen Access Portal. WCHD’s Accela page includes food service, mobile food, temporary food and plan submission categories.

How do I handle a sewage treatment system or septic question?

Use Warren County Health District’s Sewage Treatment Systems page and call Environmental Health at 513-695-1220. Have the property address, permit history and contractor details ready if applicable.

Does Warren County Health District recommend septic contractors?

WCHD states that it does not recommend or endorse any one contractor and recommends contacting multiple companies and checking references before hiring.

Is this the right Warren County if I live in Kentucky or Tennessee?

No. This guide focuses on Warren County, Ohio. If you live in Bowling Green, Kentucky or McMinnville, Tennessee, use your state or local Warren County health department website instead.

Is this the official Warren County Health Department website?

No. This is an independent informational guide. For official appointments, records, permits, fees, WIC services, forms, environmental health, inspections and public health updates, use WarrenCoHealthOH.gov or the correct official agency page.

📝 Editorial note

Independent guide and official-use disclaimer

This article is an independent guide created to help users find Warren County Health Department services, phone numbers, records, WIC, environmental health, permits, food protection, sewage treatment systems, official forms and official links.

It is not the official Warren County Health District website and does not provide medical advice, legal advice, emergency help, eligibility decisions, permit approvals, inspection decisions, certificate guarantees or public health determinations. Before visiting, paying, applying, ordering records, submitting documents, filing a complaint or relying on a deadline, verify details directly with WarrenCoHealthOH.gov, the Ohio Department of Health, or the correct official agency.

⭐ Final summary

Bottom line for Warren County Health Department services and phone help

For Warren County, Ohio Health District, start with the official website or call 513-695-1228. The main office is listed at 416 S. East St., Lebanon, OH 45036. For birth and death records, call 513-695-1249. For Environmental Health, call 513-695-1220. For WIC, call 513-695-1217.

The correct path depends on your need. Use Vital Statistics for birth and death records, WIC for nutrition support, Environmental Health for permits and inspections, Accela Citizen Access for applicable applications and complaints, and official bill pay or fee pages for payments. If you meant another Warren County in another state, confirm the state and official website before calling.

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