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Public Health
Promoting Health and Safety, Preventing Illness and Protecting our Communities
Wright County Public Health has been protecting, maintaining, and improving the health of county residents since 1951. Public Health provides a broad range of health services to individuals, families and communities to promote health and prevent illness.
- If you are ill, see your health care provider.
- To report an emergency, call 911.
- If you are a physician calling to report an infectious disease, please call the Minnesota Department of Health at 651-201-5414 or 877-676-5414.
- A complete list of Reportable Diseases
- Wright County Community Health Priority Interventions Plan 2014-2018. For questions or comments, please email HSpublichealth@co.wright.mn.us
Community Events & Health Fair Requests
Collaboration with our community plays a key role in reaching the entire population in order to promote healthy behaviors, offer resources, and prevent the spread of disease. If you would like Wright County Public Health to attend your event, please follow the instructions on the Community Event Request Form. We look forward to working with you!
Community Health Needs Survey
2015
Wright County Community Health Survey
Wright County Public Health worked with CentraCare Health (Monticello), Allina Health (Buffalo Hospital) and Ann Kinney at the Minnesota Department of Health to conduct a community wide health survey. Staff and our partners are continuing to analyze findings from the survey, but we do have some data to share with the community. This document includes some of the key findings we have gathered to date.