Walton County Health Department To Be Closed January 9-14, 2009

Posted: Tue 1:48 PM, Jan 06, 2009

- Staff Will Be Relocating To New Building To Better Serve Walton County-

The DeFuniak Springs location of the Walton County Health Department will be closed on Friday, January 9, 2009 through Wednesday, January 14, 2009 to relocate into our new building located at 362 State Highway 83 in DeFuniak Springs.

The Coastal Branch office will remain open with regular office hours during this time and will be available for any questions at 850-267-3598.Environmental Health can be reached at 850-699-9200.

For after hour emergency Environmental Health services, you can contact the environmental health emergency line at 888-338-0649. For after hours reporting of communicable disease events, please call the Okaloosa County Health Department at 850-833-9240.

The Walton County Health Department will resume regular office hours at the new DeFuniak Springs location on Thursday, January 15, 2009. All phone numbers will remain the same. We apologize for any inconvenience this might cause.

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