The Northeast Texas Public Health District (a local Health Department) is a political subdivision under the State of Texas established by the City of Tyler and Smith County. It has been in place for nearly 70 years in various buildings and structures as it evolved. The Health District became a separate entity October 1, 1994, with an administrative Public Health Board. Much of the effort since that date has been to formalize relationships that have existed for many years and enter into new collaborative arrangements. With full time staff of over 130 employees, the Health District has a broad range of services and responsibilities.

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Tyler Receives the Heart and Stroke Healthy City Recognition Program Award

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George Roberts, CEO

A Message From the CEO:It is my pleasure to add a personal welcome to the Northeast Texas Public Health District World Wide Web Site. Our health department is well-known for its compassionate delivery of services and its numerous public/private partnerships. We would like you to know more about our many and varied services.

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Latest News

Jun 12, 2009	Northeast Texas Public Health District confirms a case of H1N1 Influenza in Smith County just as WHO declares a Swine Flu Pandemic

May 29, 2009	RABIES ADVISORY

May 29, 2009	Northeast Texas Public Health District Announces W.T. “Doc” Ballard Award Recipient

May 26, 2009	RABIES ADVISORY

May 26, 2009	Northeast Texas Public Health District and Community Health Clinics of Northeast Texas become separate entities