Public Health Services

Navajo County Community Public Health Services District

Public Health is an organized “community” effort to address the public interest in health by applying scientific and technical knowledge to prevent disease and promote health. that is, public health is what we all do together, as a community, to create a safer, healthier and happier quality of life. The Navajo County Public Health Department has the responsibility to assess and assure that the key elements are in place so that this can happen.

Navajo County Community Health Improvement Plan

Navajo County Public Health Services District launches new community dashboard, addressing the Community Health Improvement Plan priorities.

Health is vital to the success of our residents and our community. The success of our economy depends on healthy, energetic workers. The success of our schools depends on healthy, well-fed children who are ready to learn. The success of our families depends on the physical and emotional health of every family member. But health does not begin in the doctor's office: it begins with the food we eat; how active we are, taking time for self-care and educating ourselves about the risks our community faces; and lastly getting involved, being a part of the solution.

Overall our community faces dire health challenges that are cutting the lives of our residents short.   Challenges in poverty, chronic disease, addiction, emotional health, and reproductive health are making all of us sicker.  Poor health is impacting the entire county.

Improving health is a community-wide effort, and we must come together to solve these complex issues. We want to foster new partnerships and strengthen existing ones that improve health for everyone: tribal and non-tribal residents, across religious beliefs, and across neighborhoods.

We, the people of Navajo County, can all work toward a shared goal of improved health for ourselves, our families, our friends and our neighbors.  

Additional Public Health Resources

• COVID-19 Updates in Navajo County
• COVID-19 Vaccine Information 
• Other Navajo County COVID-19 Resources
• Centers for Disease Control
• AAA - Now offering virtual car seat inspections and education .

Seat belts and child safety seats are the most effective way to protect children against serious injuries and deaths in motor vehicle crashes. Fill out the form below to request a virtual car seat inspection appointment with a nationally certified child passenger safety technician. You don't have to be a AAA Member to take advantage of this life-saving service.   Click here for more information on AAA's website.

Emergency Response Hotline

• Navajo County Health Services District (NCPHSD) Emergency Response Hotline (24/7) 928-241-0593
• Healthcare Professionals can report 24 hour reportable infectious diseases by calling 928-241-0593. A listing of 24 hour reportable diseases can be found by visiting the AZ Department of Health Services Communicable Diseases list
• Municipal employees can report 24 hour city well malfunction or contamination by calling (928) 241-2563

Navajo County Health Department is now accepting Debit / Credit cards

Navajo County Public Health Leadership

Please view our Public Health Organizational Chart for a detailed view of our organizational chart.

2023 Organizational Chart

Contacts

Public Health Services District Holbrook Office 117 E. Buffalo Holbrook, AZ 86025 Phone: (928) 524-4750 Fax: (928) 524-4754 Office Hours: Monday-Thursday 7:00am - 5:30pm
Public Health Services District Show Low Office 600 N. 9th Place Show Low, AZ 85901 Phone: (928) 532-6050 Fax: (928) 532-6054 Office hours: Monday-Thursday 7:00am - 5:30pm
Public Health Services District Winslow Office 619 E. Third Winslow, AZ 86047 Phone: (928) 289-6830 Fax: (928) 289-6826

Public Health Services District
Snowflake Office
145 S. Main St, Ste B
Snowflake, AZ 85937
Phone: (928) 536-6340
Fax: (928) 536-6356