Our Mission
To protect and promote the highest level of health possible for the communities we serve.
News & Events:
Providing you with local, state and national news to keep you informed and ready in the Van Buren and Cass communities.
Get Your Flu Vaccine Before the Holidays
The Michigan Department of Health and Human Services (MDHHS) is encouraging everyone to get their…
McDonald’s E. coli Outbreak Grows: 75 Infected in 13 States
The E. coli outbreak linked to McDonald’s Quarter Pounders continues to expand, now affecting 75…
Bronson Opens New Urgent Care in Downtown Kalamazoo
Bronson Healthcare has opened Bronson Urgent Care at 940 John St, conveniently located near Bronson…
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Michigan's Reports & Statistics on Health Services
The Department of Health & Human Services oversees the collection of data on various health-related issues. This information helps monitor and improve the general health and well-being of Michigan's residents.
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Explore our Community Service programs designed to provide essential information supporting your daily life, travel plans, and overall well-being—because your health is no small matter.
Board of Health
To contact any of these individuals, please reach out to the Board of Health Secretary at (269) 621-3143, extension 1336.
Randall Peat
Van Buren County Commissioner
peatr@vanburencountymi.gov
Jeremiah Jones
Chairperson
jeremiahj@cassco.org
Tina Leary
Vice – Chairperson
learyt@vanburencountymi.gov
Mary Howie
Cass County Commissioner
mary@cassco.org
Robert Linderman
Van Buren County Member at Large
rwlinderman@yahoo.com
Vicki Vaughn
Cass County Member at Large
vvaughn29@yahoo.com
Don Hanson
Van Buren County Member at Large
dshanson@btc-bci.com
Your Health is No Small Matter
Your closest grocery store may be a gas station. Your downtown might consist of one, or maybe two, intersections. And your high school football team may only have eight players. But we want you to know that even if you live in a small town, your health is no small matter.
Learn how we can help keep you and your small town healthy.