Milwaukee Health Department

Milwaukee Health Department Reminds Residents to Stay Safe and Warm During Upcoming Winter Storm

COVID-19 Reporting Requirements Changing in Wisconsin

What We Can all do to keep our Homes and Families Lead Safe

Lead – a toxic metal that can be found in various sources, especially in homes built before 1978 – can have severe health consequences, particularly for young children and pregnant people. The effects of lead poisoning can be long-lasting and may include developmental delays, learning difficulties, and a range of other health and behavioral effects.

Measles Case is Confirmed in Milwaukee

City of Milwaukee Health Department Urges Residents to Get Vaccinated this Flu Season

City of Milwaukee Health Department Issues Heat Health Warning

Residents advised to take precautions during hot weather conditions

City of Milwaukee Health Department Urges Vaccinations During National Immunization Awareness Month

Mosquitoes Test Positive for West Nile Virus in Milwaukee

City of Milwaukee Health Department urges everyone to protect themselves against mosquito bites

Milwaukee Health Department Hosts 22nd Annual Back to School Health Fair

Milwaukee Health Department Urges Residents to Take Precautions Against Mpox as New Positive Case is Identified

MPD Joins the Hope Kit Initiative

New Funding Supports Environmental Health Efforts in City of Milwaukee