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What services does Warren County Health District offer?

Warren County Health District offers Complex Medical Help, Family Health Clinic, Reproductive Health and Wellness Clinic, Flu Clinic, HIV Testing Clinic, International Travel Clinic, Prenatal Clinic, STD Clinic, Tuberculosis Program, Vaccination Clinics, New Food Facility Plan Review, Mobile Plan Review, Food Protection, Food Safety Training Providers, Housing, Manufactured Home Parks, Animal Bite Intake, and Emergency Preparedness.

What are the business hours?

Not available

How do I get in touch?

Call 513-695-1228. Email kdickey@wcchd.com. Call 513-695-2475 to see if you are eligible for the program.

General plumbing guidance

Industry background, not answers from Warren County Health Department.

How long does a water heater usually last?

Conventional tank heaters commonly run 8–12 years, and tankless units longer, though both depend heavily on water hardness and whether the unit has been flushed and serviced.

What are the signs of a hidden leak?

An unexplained rise in a water bill, a meter that moves with every fixture closed, warm spots on a floor, or a musty smell in a cabinet are all reasons to have lines checked.

See also: about Warren County Health Department.

Call (513) 695-1228

By the Warren County Health Department team · Last updated 2026-08-31

Reference: US EPA WaterSense — household leaks