Lead Free CT
Lead poisoning can happen to any child but it is 100% preventable. Right now CT has an opportunity to make older homes safe from lead hazards. If you have a pre-1978 home, learn more about free lead abatement.
Online Resources
- Current Commissioner's Orders
- Birth, Marriage, and Death Certificates
- Fact Sheets - Health and Wellness Topics
- Immigration Resources: Connecticut Family Preparedness Plan
- Verify a License
- Public Health Code
- Find your Local Health Department
- Request for Proposals
- Request for Applications
- Healthcare Associated Infections
- State Health Assessment
- Healthy Connecticut 2025 Initiative
- DPH-Led Working Groups and Advisory Councils
Featured Links
- NEW: Proposals Sought to Address Community Gun Violence
- Measles Resources and Advisories
- Applications for Counseling Compact privileges
- Connecticut Student Loan Repayment Program
- Women, Infants, and Children (WIC) Program
- Call for Drinking Water Projects, SFY 2025
- Food Allergen Campaign—February 2024
News and Press
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1/17/2025
Highly pathogenic Avian influenza H5N1 detected in New London County backyard flock
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1/24/2025
Preliminary testing confirms highly pathogenic Avian influenza H5N1 in New Haven County backyard flock
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2/7/2025
With winter storms in the forecast, Connecticut Department of Public Health warns residents of carbon monoxide danger
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1/19/2025
Commissioner Juthani's Dr. Martin Luther King Jr employee message
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1/13/2025
Connecticut Department of Public Health stresses the importance of radon testing during the winter months as part of National Radon Action Month
Contact
Department of Public Health
410 Capitol Ave.
Hartford CT 06134
Phone Number: 860-509-8000
Email: askdph@ct.gov
For health care practitioner license questions, please call 860-509-7603 or visit www.ct.gov/dph/license