Norwalk Health Department To Distribute Free Radon Kits

The Norwalk Health Department will distribute free radon testing kits during the month of January.

Making Spirits Bright for Youngest Patients

Norwalk Community Health Center partners with Toys for Tots, Westport Police, MBI and BackCountry Jazz

Boys & Girls Village Receives Grant from DCF

to Build Stronger Families in Fairfield County

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Norwalk physical therapy practice helps disabled athletes to NYC

CT Sports PT sponsorship gets mobility- and visually-challenged Achilles Connecticut members to the New York City Marathon starting line

Norwalk rowing program wins Gold at 54th Head of the Charles

South Norwalk based NC Crew/Maritime rowing wins gold for the second year in a row in the Coxed Quad event in Boston.

NHD Raising Awareness During Lead Poisoning Prevention Week

Lead poisoning is entirely preventable, and the Norwalk Health Department is working to help families stay safe.

PhysicianOne Urgent Care Offers No Cost Flu Shots In Norwalk

PhysicianOne Urgent Care will be offering no-cost* flu shots with no wait time during EXPRESS Flu Clinics at their centers.

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Norwalk Resident Infected With West Nile Virus

There are five times as many cases of West Nile Virus this year than last year.

Ovarian Cancer Awareness Event Slated for Sept. 12 at NCHC

Don't wait. Norwalk Community Health Center to offer free Information and genetic history screening between 10 am and 3 pm on Sept 12

CBD The Ultimate Healing Chemical Compound

Learn about the potential health and wellness benefits of CBD

Volunteer With The Norwalk Health Department This September

September is National Preparedness Month.

Norwalk Health Department Launches Mosquito Management Program

The department has also provided tips on how to avoid getting bitten.

Norwalk Health Department Offering Affordable School Physicals

Students entering kindergarten, sixth or ninth grades and those new to the school system must get a physical exam before school starts.

The 20th Annual Ian James Eaccarino Memorial 9-Mile Race

Running Toward a Healthy Lifestyle

Norwalk Health Department To Offer Free HIV Testing

The Norwalk Health Department will offer free rapid testing for HIV this month.

Norwalk Health Department Offers Flu Shots, Ways To Stay Healthy

In response to recent community requests, the Norwalk Health Department had opened additional appointments for flu shots.

CT Child's Death Investigated As Flu-Related

A six-year-old child passed away and officials believe her death was flu-related. Grief counselors will be made available at her school.

Norwalk Health Department To Offer Free STD Testing

The Norwalk Health Department will offer free STD testing this Valentine's Day.

Norwalk Residents Urged To Check Their Homes For Radon

The Norwalk Health Department urges residents to learn more about radon and to test for it in their homes.

Norwalk Health Department To Hold Extra Flu Clinic This Week

The Norwalk Health Department will hold an extra flu clinic this week at its offices.

Flu-Related Deaths, Hospital Stays Skyrocket In CT

The Connecticut DPH has reported a recent steep increase in the number of Connecticut residents who have been hospitalized with the flu.

Here’s How To Sign Up Or Renew Your CT Obamacare Health Plan

Despite the Trump administration's promise to repeal the policy, Obamacare is still the law of the land. Now is your chance to sign up.

5 Norwalk Residents Died Of Overdoses In First Half Of 2017

Connecticut continues to see a sharp rise in opioid-related deaths. This review tracks the first half of 2017 cases throughout all of CT.

Norwalk Plastic Surgeon Fined: Report

The surgeon was also placed on probation.

Norwalk Native Walks Every Street In The City

Rich Mackin decided to improve his health and set out to walk every street in the City of Norwalk and will finish at Cranbury Park in Aug.

Cancer-Causing Contaminants Found in CT Water: See How Norwalk's Supply Fares

A new study found 11 harmful contaminants in the state's drinking water. How clean is your community's water supply?

How to Beat the Heat!

Tips from the city of Norwalk on how to keep cool.

Norwalk Health Department Hosts Ticks…Be Aware! July 11 At City Hall

Learn how to protect yourself and your family at this free educational session.

Norwalk Police Operation Dry Water Underway

Law enforcement will be focusing on keeping boaters safe by cracking down on boating under the influence.

Animal Control, Town Clerk Hold Low Cost Rabies Clinic

The 13th annual clinic will be held on June 4 from 10 a.m. to 12 p.m. The cost is 20$ per shot, cash only.

Emergency Response Volunteers Complete ERT Training

Eighteen emergency response volunteers have completed training to join the Emergency Response Team to help with local emergencies.

Celebrating Hope 2017 Presents Hill Harper

Hill Harper is well-known for his roles on Showtime’s Homeland and the hit CBS drama CSI. He is also a cancer survivor.

Norwalk Celebrates ​National Infant Immunization Week

From April 22-29, visit the Norwalk Health Department for Information about childhood vaccines.

Norwalk Offers Free STD Testing for Awareness Month

Norwalk officials will proclaim April STD Awareness Month tomorrow, April 12.

Bob Maxon On Road To Recovery, Thanks Fans For Support

The popular NBC Connecticut meteorologist suffered a mild heart attack while at work on March 21.

CT Prevention Network Presents Benzodiazepine Workshop

The workshop will focus on ways to reduce access to medications by teens and young adults while maintaining proper use.

CT Meteorologist Suffers Heart Attack While At Work

"The important thing is educate yourself on all the possible signals of a heart attack," writes Bob Maxon.