Health Department

Mission Statement


To protect and promote the health, the environment and the well being of the Town of Natick residents and visitors.

Services


The Natick Health Department offers a wide variety of services for the Town of Natick. The main purpose of public health is prevention and the services provided by this department are prevention oriented. The services range from a multitude of various inspections, vaccinations, communicable disease investigations, educational materials, training opportunities, emergency preparedness and staff assistance.

Responsibilities


The Health Department runs the day-to-day operations of the office, while the Board of Health acts as the policy makers. Under the guidance of the board, the department is responsible to carry out and enforce public health policies; local, state and federal laws and regulations in order to protect the health, safety and well-being of our residents, visitors and the environment.

Call the Natick Board of Health for information on the following:
  • Flu Clinics
  • Food Establishments
  • Household Hazardous Waste
  • Livestock and Beekeeping
  • Septic System Information
  • Swimming Pools
  • Tobacco Control
  • Underground Storage Tank - installation, removal, inspection
  • Wells, including Irrigation and Geothermal

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          BOIL WATER ORDER HAS BEEN LIFTED

The Boil Water Order issued on January 13, 2021, by the MA Department of Environmental Protection has been lifted for all areas in the Town of Natick.  After conducting two consecutive rounds of sampling throughout the drinking water system, the lab tests showed no E. Coli bacteria in any repeat samples.  As such, per the State's review, the water is safe for consumption without further treatment or flushing in your homes and businesses.

                   We thank you for your patience.

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For all COVID-19 related information please click here:https://www.natickma.gov/1691/Coronavirus-Information 


Statement from Natick Board of Health:

Racism as a Public Health Crisis

News and Information:

Department of Agricultural Resources
MDAR encourages Massachusetts residents that receive or have received an unsolicited package of seeds to not plant the seeds and immediately complete a form on MDAR’s website to provide important information to state plant regulatory officials. Please see press release.

For Substance Prevention and Outreach program and Natick 180 coalition information, click here. 

For information specific to vaping, click here to go to the Natick 180 website.

East Park Update 01-15-2020