Call the state-wide flu hotline for non-medical questions at 866-848-2094 (English), 866-241-2138 (Español).

Learn more about H1N1 Influenza.

Recognition | 2010 Public Health Award Information

Do you know a McLean County professional or volunteer who promotes public health principles? If so, take a moment to nominate the individual for the 18th Annual McLean County Board of Health Public Health Award. For information on the award, a listing of past recipients and nomination materials, click here.

Environmental Health | Restaurant Inspection Scores

The McLean County Health Department’s Environmental Health Division inspects all food establishments in the county to ensure that food is properly stored, handled, prepared and cooked in order to protect people from getting sick. Find out how your favorite restaurant scored on its inspections.

Surveillance of birds and mosquitoes is underway in McLean County. Find out what you can do to protect yourself from West Nile virus.

Learn what the health department is doing to protect you in the event of pandemic flu. Also find out how families, businesses and schools can prepare for a pandemic.

Trying to quit smoking or thinking about quitting? You may be eligible for free nicotine-replacement therapy through the Illinois Tobacco Quitline.

The Smoke-Free Illinois Act went into effect January 1, 2008. It prohibits smoking in all public places and places of employment.  Learn more about the Act or submit a complaint about a business not in compliance with the Act.

The 2007-2012 Community Health Plan outlines what the health department and its community partners are doing to combat heart disease, stroke and cancer, the three most pressing health issues and leading causes of death in McLean County.