Community Health Promotion

The Community Health Promotion Department is dedicated to the promotion of healthy lifestyles and creating conditions in Major County where all citizens can be healthy. The Community Health Promotion staff provide a variety of trainings, presentations, and health information, including:

• Health Publications and Statistics
• Health Information, Consultation, and Referral
• Blood borne Pathogens
• CPR and First Aid
• Diabetes Education
• Assistance in schools with family life education, HIV/AIDS education, growth and development, hand washing, nutrition and more

Oklahoma Tobacco Helpline

When You're ready to quit, we're ready to help!

1-800-QUIT-NOW (784-8669)
1-800-793-1552 (Spanish)

Click here to visit the Oklahoma Tobacco Helpline website.

School Health

Staff provides assistance in schools with health education for faculty, staff, and students. Topics include:

• Blood borne Pathogens
• Child Abuse Reporting 
• CPR and first Aid
• Family Life Education
• HIV/AIDS education
• Growth and Development
• Hand washing
• Nutrition
• Tar Wars (Tobacco Prevention)

Strong & Healthy Oklahoma

Choose My Plate

The Health Promotion staff also represents the Major County Health Department on local community councils and committees.  Through these committees, the staff coordinates various community efforts and assists in developing educational projects, exhibits at fairs, festivals, conferences, schools, and other public gatherings.

• Sooner Success
• Major County Youth Task Force

Health and Safety

The mission of the Injury Control Division is to improve the health of Oklahomans by reducing injury-related mortality, morbidity, and disability by utilizing a comprehensive public health approach, including data, epidemiology, implementation of community-based prevention programs, education and public awareness, policy development, and evaluation.

Employee Safety

A primary goal of the Major County Health Department is to eliminate potential health and safety hazards for our employees and the public. One way we accomplish this is providing links to on-line safety training, material safety data sheets, and regulatory guidelines governing workplace safety. 

Occupational Safety & Health Administration

Environmental Health & Safety

Material Safety Data Sheets (MSDS)

For more information, please call (580) 227-3362