Lawrence County Health Department to Temporarily Close for Move
By Crockett Chronicle Staff
Published: October 20, 2026 at 6:02 pm
The Lawrence County Health Department will temporarily close as it prepares for a significant move to a new building. This closure is scheduled from October 21 to October 23, 2026, with plans to reopen at the new location on October 26, 2026.
This transition marks an important change for the health department, which has served the community from its current site at 1601 Liberty Avenue in Lawrenceburg. The new building is expected to enhance the department’s capacity to provide essential services to the public.
During the closure, residents will not have access to the health department’s services. The department encourages the community to plan accordingly, as it will not be operational during this period.
Upon reopening, the Lawrence County Health Department will continue its mission to address the health needs of the community from its new facility. Further details regarding the new location and any changes in services will be communicated to the public as the reopening date approaches.
This temporary closure is part of the department’s ongoing efforts to improve its facilities and better serve the residents of Lawrence County. The health department plays a crucial role in public health initiatives and community wellness programs.
As the move date approaches, residents are advised to stay informed about any updates regarding this transition. The health department’s commitment to public health remains strong, and the new building is anticipated to support its ongoing efforts in the community.
The Lawrence County Health Department looks forward to welcoming residents to its new location and continuing to provide essential health services.
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