Public Health
The Mono County Health Department provides environmental and public health services that support the health and safety of Mono County residents and visitors.
Please click on one of our programs to the left for more information, and some highlights are listed below.
If you are interested in receiving important health information such as MonoGrams, flu clinic schedules and community events, please sign up for Public Health Updates on the left side of this page and find us on Facebook!
PRE-REGISTER: Mono County COVID-19 and Flu Vaccine Clinics
Mono County Public Health is hosting the following COVID-19 (Coronavirus) vaccine clinics for individuals aged 5 and older. Pfizer, Moderna, and Johnson and Johnson are all available.
12/02/21: Walker Community Clinic 11am - 1:30pm - Walker Community Center (74 North School Street)
12/07/21: Crowley Lake Community Clinic 2pm - 5pm - Crowley Lake Community Center (482 S. Landing Rd)
12/12/21: Mammoth High School Community Clinic 2:30pm - 5pm (365 Sierra Park Rd)
12/14/21: Swall Meadows Community Clinic 3pm-5pm- Wheeler Crest Fire Station (129 Willow Rd) ---Cancelled---
Reschedule for 12/17/21: Bridgeport Community Clinic 11:30am - 1:30pm – Bridgeport Memorial Hall (73 North School Street)Please note new clinic date and hours
01/04/22: Lee Vining Community Clinic 2:30pm-4:30pm- Community Center (296 Mattly Ave)
01/06/22: Chalfant Community Clinic 3pm-5pm-Community Center (123 Valley Rd)
01/07/22: Mammoth Community Clinic 2:30pm-5:00pm - Mammoth High School (365 Sierra Park Rd)
01/12/22: Walker Community Clinic 2pm-4pm - Community Center (442 Mule Deer Road)
01/19/22: Bridgeport Community Clinic 2pm-4pm - Bridgeport Memorial Hall (73 North School Street)
~ All clinics are subject to change due to weather, please see website for updates.
Flu vaccines will also be available at these clinics, and both vaccines can be administered at the same time. Flu vaccines have been shown to reduce the risk of flu illness, hospitalization, and death. Similar to wearing a mask, the flu vaccine protects the vaccinated person, as well as the people around them. Getting a flu vaccine can also save healthcare resources for the care of patients with COVID-19.
Pre-registration is requested, though walk-ins will be served.
See the full MyTurn schedule and register here
For the most up to date information, please visit the Vaccination Page in our COVID-19 portal.
Para mas informacion, visite nuestro pagina Vacunar Mono en el Portal de COVID-19.
On July 28, 2020, Mono County became aware of unauthorized access by a third party into the County’s online COVID-19 statistics database which occurred between the dates of April 2, 2020 and July 24, 2020. The database contained Personal Health Information (PHI) for individuals who were tested for COVID-19 in Mono County prior to July 24. The County is providing this notice pursuant to 45 CFR § 164.404 (d)(2)(ii).
By phone:
English: 844-330-2020
Spanish: 844-468-2020
This registry website allows residents with access and functional needs an opportunity to provide information to emergency response agencies so those agencies can better serve them in a disaster or other emergencies.
The information collected here will not be available to the public. It will only be shared with emergency response agencies to improve their ability to serve.
PRESS RELEASE 12/9/19
Mono County Resident Dies of Hantavirus Infection
Un Residente del Condado de Mono Muere de Infección por Hantavirus
Be Hantavirus Aware on the Eastside
Key points
The Eastern Sierra Substance Use Project (ESSUP) is a collaborative gathering of public and private sector community partners with a goal of reducing the harmful effects of substance use. We seek to enhance prevention, treatment and harm reduction services and to reduce stigma.
VisionA collaborative and cohesive community group that promotes understanding of substance use as a disease and improving treatment and harm reduction access and strategies.
ValuesPromote health and dignity for all.
Mono County Health Department and Mammoth Hospital worked collaboratively to develop the 2019 Community Health Needs Assessment (CHNA) and Implementation Plan. The Mono County CHNA was completed in June of 2019 and includes detailed information about the health issues, including social determinants of health facing communities throughout Mono County.
Supporting Documents
Community Resource Guide (743 KB) 
Bilingual Census flyer (769 KB) Q&A flyer Spanish (735 KB) Q&A flyer English (728 KB) 2021 Flu Vaccine Clinic Schedule (106 KB) 
