Woodford County Health Department

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1831 S Main St

Eureka, IL 61530

+1 (309) 467-3064

http://woodfordhealth.org

Woodford County Public Health is a government department in Eureka, IL, dedicated to providing essential health services and resources to the local community. With a focus on promoting public safety and well-being, they offer a range of programs and initiatives aimed at improving the overall health of residents.

Committed to transparency and accessibility, Woodford County Public Health strives to keep the community informed about important news, events, and trending topics through their website. By collaborating with other county departments and engaging with the public, they work towards creating a healthier and safer environment for all.

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