Bexar County Public Health

10/14/2026

📍 NEW LOCATION ANNOUNCEMENT 📍
Our Bexar County Public Health team has a new home!
You can access public health programs and health inspection initiatives all at one convenient location:

✨Find us at:
📍 612 Nogalitos St., San Antonio, TX 78204

08/11/2026

Bexar County Public Health has been hosting classes to show people how they can save a life by using Naloxone.
An overdose can happen anywhere.
For more information, visit: https://www.bexar.org/3992/NARCAN-Workshops

07/22/2026

The Public Health team was working out at the San Antonio Zoo today for locals day!

Public Health streamlines resources to people whether it’s for mental health or Animal Care!

Way to go team!

06/17/2026

Keep safe while outdoors!

Bexar County will be under an Extreme Heat Warning with heat indices reaching up to 115 degrees, Thursday from noon to 8 p.m. It's important that we remember to check on our neighbors and look out for vulnerable populations. Heat related illnesses can impact anyone, so be sure to take breaks in the shade while outside, drink plenty of water, dress comfortably with light and loose fitting and never leave anyone or any pet in a hot car. For more safety information in how to prepare for the days ahead, visit www.bexar.org/extremeheat

05/22/2026

Opportunity available!

Interested in becoming a Bexar County Master Gardener? Well, here is your chance!

04/14/2026

04/07/2026

Our Inaugural Public Health Summit was a major success thanks to our partners, the Kate Marmion School of Public Health at UT San Antonio. Pictured are our amazing Bexar County employees ➡️ the amazing planning committee ➡️ the amazing steering committee! We could not have done it without their support and effort.
We look forward to next year!

04/06/2026

HAPPENING NOW❗️
The inaugural Bexar County Public Health Summit in partnership with the Kate Marmion School of Public Health. We are grateful for the support of Bexar County Judge Peter Sakai and Vasan Ramachandran, MD, Founding Dean the Kate Marmion School of Public Health. We also want to thank Dr Carmen Valdez, Associate Dean of Research and Partnerships with the Kate Marmion School of Public Health and our keynote speaker, Hazel James-Tohe, a Diné matriarch. We’re excited for the rest of the day filled with conversations, connection and COLLECTIVE WISDOM.