Howard County Health Department

Emails from the health department will explain what to do and how to do it in order to receive the shots without unforseen delays or other hitches in what seems like a confusing, complicated process. These emails are informational directions to covid vaccine registrants to keep us informed with the most important details and answers to frequently asked questions, programmed to be sent in a step by step order along the way in the four month vaccination procedure. Some of the messages are also general covid updates and reminders of the things that registrants must accomplish, such as confirmations we must make to appointments we must keep or perhaps to change, and directions to vaccination locations.

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Howard county health department, download the Azova app and schedule an appointment

The Bureau of Utilities conducts regular testing of various water conditions at over 150 locations throughout the system to ensure the highest quality water available for the citizens of Howard County: https://www.howardcountymd.gov/Departments/Public-Works/Bureau-Of-Utilities/Customer-Service-Division/Bureau-of-Utilities-Water-Quality. If your home uses well water, you can request testing through the Howard County Health Department: https://www.howardcountymd.gov/Departments/Health/Environmental-Health/Community-Hygiene-Program/Well-Water-Testing

Try an urgent clinic, such as CVS' minute clinic. I find they give good health care and advice for several vaccinations.

Hello, Thank you for your message. To obtain a birth certificate from the Howard County Health Department you can visit Monday-Friday during our walk-in hours between 8:30am-11:30am or make an appointment during the hours of 12:30pm-3:30pm by calling 410-313-6300. For more information please visit: https://www.howardcountymd.gov/health/birth-death-certificates. To request an original version of a birth certificate online through the Maryland Department of Health Vital Records please visit: https://health.maryland.gov/vsa/Pages/birth.aspx Local Health Departments do not maintain marriage license records. You should contact the jurisdiction where you were married for more information about obtaining a copy of your marriage license.

Birth Certificate services are available by appointment only. Please call 410-313-6300 to schedule an in-person appointment.

Due to COVID-19 restrictions, the Health Department does not allow any walk-in appointments. Please call 410-313-6300 to schedule an appointment for the in-person service you require.

Hello Healthcare providers (CNAs) are eligible for vaccine. You should complete the vaccine interest survey on our website to begin receiving notification when appointments slots are opened: https://bit.ly/HoCOVIDVaccine. You can also check the State vaccine website for other area clinics where you may be eligible to receive vaccine: covidvax.maryland.gov.

Hello. Thank you for the question. You will need to bring some form of photo ID and the vaccine card you were provided during your first vaccination.

Hello Thank you for your email. While the State has entered Phase 1C, the Howard County Health Department remains in Phase 1B due to limited vaccine supply and continuing high demand for vaccine. We continue to prioritize Howard County residents 75+, childcare/educators, and developmentally disabled populations with our limited doses. If you have not done so already, please complete the appropriate vaccine interest form on our website to receive notifications when vaccine appointment open for your group: https://bit.ly/HoCOVIDVaccine. There is no timeline for when we estimate vaccine supply allowing us to move into Phase 1C. The State has begun to prioritize its own mass vaccination sites and local pharmacies/providers for vaccine, rather than local health departments. Please visit the State vaccine website for more information about sites across the region where you may be immediately eligible for vaccine: covidvax.maryland.gov. Appointments statewide remain limited at this time.

Birth certificates cost $25. You can call to make an appointment at 410-313-6300.

At this time, the Health Department is vaccinating Phase 1A. Howard County residents 75 and older are in Phase 1B. Due to limited vaccine supply, there is no timeline for when we will be able to begin vaccinating Phase 1B. When vaccine is more broadly available, the Health Department will provide broad public communication to ensure that those who are eligible to receive the vaccine know how to register and where to receive it. To stay up-to-date on the latest information, you can visit our COVID-19 vaccine webpage: https://www.howardcountymd.gov/Departments/Health/MM-Alerts-and-Recalls/COVID-19-Vaccine

To stay up-to-date on the latest COVID-19 vaccine information you can visit our website here: https://bit.ly/HoCOVIDVaccine, and you can also sign up for our weekly e-newsletter for additional updates here: https://bit.ly/HoCoHealthENewsletter.

Good Morning. Please call our COVID-19 information line at 410-313-6284 to speak with a contact tracing specialist who can get some additional information from you and provide the appropriate advice for your situation.

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