FAQs

The Immunization Clinic is walk in or appointment. For furth information , contact the clinic at 574-267-7028

A child can start to receive immunizations when they are two months old.

Yes, it is extremely important that you bring the child's shot record to the clinic. There is an $15.00 administering charge per vaccine. Cash, Credit Card or Medicaid are accepted.

Yes, the Immunization Clinic does provide the most common International Travel vaccines. There is a fee. For further information, contact the clinic at 574-267-7028.

A home visit is required to determine eligibility for the Prenatal Program and the Early Start Prenatal Clinic.

The Indiana Department of Environmental Management has a burn ordinance that must be followed regardless of where you live in Kosciusko County. Only clean wood products are allowed to be burnt. Some examples of clean wood products include leaves, branches, and paper. All other trash must be taken to a sanitary landfill.

You need to bring a United States photo ID (i.e. driver's license, state ID). If you do not have a Photo ID, contact the Health Department at 574-372-2349 and ask to speak to a Vital Records Registrar and discuss alternate forms of Identification that are acceptable. The cost for a birth certificate is $10. You will receive a combo packet that includes a laminated wallet and standard size birth certificate.

A mother, father, brother and sister (if they are over 18), grandparents can apply for you. However, a step-mother or a step-father cannot apply for a birth certificate for you. If you have any question about who can apply, please contact the Vital Records Department at 574-372-2349.

You can contact the Kosciusko County Historical Society by calling 574-269-1078. You can also use the genealogy links provided on our website.

Please go to document center and download the genealogy report application. In the interest of privacy and also keeping in mind the historical worth of our records, we will provide genealogy reports on deaths over 50 years old.