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Our Mission

To improve the lives of all Sarpy and Cass County residents through prevention, promotion, and protection of the public's health

 

Highlights of Our Year

  • Residents received blood pressure readings, health information, and connections to community resources through community kiosks.
    Residents received blood pressure readings, health information, and connections to community resources through community kiosks.

    1,500+

  • Families enrolled in breastfeeding peer support received guidance on infant nutrition, immunity, and healthy development.
    Families enrolled in breastfeeding peer support received guidance on infant nutrition, immunity, and healthy development.

    348

  • Children received oral health services and education to promote lifelong healthy teeth and gums.
    Children received oral health services and education to promote lifelong healthy teeth and gums.

    3,257

  • Residents accessed free and confidential mental health supports through the Department's CredibleMind platform.
    Residents accessed free and confidential mental health supports through the Department's CredibleMind platform.

    5,195

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Frequently Asked Questions

Have you ever had a question and didn’t know where to find the answer? If so, you’ve come to the right place.

  • How do I contact the Health Department?
  • Which communities does the Health Department serve?

    The Department serves the population of Sarpy and Cass Counties in east-central Nebraska, which includes 20 cities and villages across 814 square miles, and 227,332 residents.

    Sarpy County includes Bellevue, Gretna, La Vista, Papillion, and Springfield

    Cass County includes Alvo, Avoca, Cedar Creek, Eagle, Elmwood, Greenwood, Louisville, Manley, Murdock, Murray, Nehawka, Plattsmouth, South Bend, Union, and Weeping Water

  • Where can I learn more about the health of my community?

    Accurate health data and assessments are essential for identifying community needs, directing resources where they matter most, and tracking our progress toward a healthier future for everyone. Visit our assessments and data section to learn more about the health of our communities.

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