Infectious Disease | Vermont Department of Health
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Infectious Disease | Vermont Department of Health
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Infectious Disease
Burlington
WIC (Burlington)
Family and Child Health
Active and Healthy Communities
Worksite Wellness
School Health
Immunizations
Infectious Disease
Community Prevention Programs
Tobacco Prevention
Emergency Preparedness
Healthy Homes and Lead Poisoning Prevention
How We Learn About Infectious Disease
We investigate reports of infectious disease in Chittenden County and we partner with University of Vermont Medical Center and local providers. If you are diagnosed with a
reportable disease
,
one of our staff may contact you to discuss your illness, ask you about how you got sick and help prevent your friends and family from also getting sick. Learn more about
the Health Department's work
to prevent, track and treat reportable diseases, to keep our communities healthy.
Healthcare Providers
How to report diseases and laboratory findings
Reportable disease list
General Inquiries
Phone:
802-863-7323
[email protected]
Prevent HIV, STDs and Viral Hepatitis
We provide free condoms to help reduce the risks of HIV, STDs, and viral hepatitis. Stop by our office to choose your supplies. HIV, STDs, and viral hepatitis can be treated and prevented. There are resources available to help. Many are free or covered by insurance and offered across Vermont. Learn More:
HIV in Vermont
Hepatitis C in Vermont
Sexually Transmitted Diseases in Vermont
Needle Disposal
Discarding Syringes and Other Sharps
Hinesburg Police Station
(hand to staff)
10298 Route 116, Hinesburg
802-482-3397
Mon-Fri 7:00 a.m. - 11:00 p.m.
This location receives pills, patches, liquids, aerosols, and sharps.
Richmond Police Station
(prescription drug drop box)
203 Bridge Street, Richmond
802-434-2156
Administrative hours: Mon-Thurs 7:00 a.m. - 4:30 p.m.; Fri 7:00 a.m. - noon
After hours: Contact police department to gain access to the drop box.
This location receives pills, patches, and boxed sharps.
Winooski Police Station
(prescription drug drop box)
27 West Allen Street, Winooski
802-655-0221
24 hours/7 days a week
This location receives pills, patches, liquids, aerosols, and sharps.
Examples of Our Work
We offer presentations on infectious disease control and prevention topics. Child care centers, long-term care facilities and town health officers are some of the groups the Health Department has worked with. Topics include tickborne disease, healthcare-associated infections, HIV and hepatitis C. If you would like a presentation to your group or organization, please call us.
Learn More
Immunization & Infectious Disease in Vermont
Related Resources
Mosquito-borne Diseases
Zoonotic Diseases
(spread from animals to humans, like rabies)
Tick-borne Diseases
Last Updated:
August 22, 2025
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Translations for you
Infectious Disease
Burlington
WIC (Burlington)
Family and Child Health
Active and Healthy Communities
Worksite Wellness
School Health
Immunizations
Infectious Disease
Community Prevention Programs
Tobacco Prevention
Emergency Preparedness
Healthy Homes and Lead Poisoning Prevention
How We Learn About Infectious Disease
We investigate reports of infectious disease in Chittenden County and we partner with University of Vermont Medical Center and local providers. If you are diagnosed with a
reportable disease
,
one of our staff may contact you to discuss your illness, ask you about how you got sick and help prevent your friends and family from also getting sick. Learn more about
the Health Department's work
to prevent, track and treat reportable diseases, to keep our communities healthy.
Healthcare Providers
How to report diseases and laboratory findings
Reportable disease list
General Inquiries
Phone:
802-863-7323
[email protected]
Prevent HIV, STDs and Viral Hepatitis
We provide free condoms to help reduce the risks of HIV, STDs, and viral hepatitis. Stop by our office to choose your supplies. HIV, STDs, and viral hepatitis can be treated and prevented. There are resources available to help. Many are free or covered by insurance and offered across Vermont. Learn More:
HIV in Vermont
Hepatitis C in Vermont
Sexually Transmitted Diseases in Vermont
Needle Disposal
Discarding Syringes and Other Sharps
Hinesburg Police Station
(hand to staff)
10298 Route 116, Hinesburg
802-482-3397
Mon-Fri 7:00 a.m. - 11:00 p.m.
This location receives pills, patches, liquids, aerosols, and sharps.
Richmond Police Station
(prescription drug drop box)
203 Bridge Street, Richmond
802-434-2156
Administrative hours: Mon-Thurs 7:00 a.m. - 4:30 p.m.; Fri 7:00 a.m. - noon
After hours: Contact police department to gain access to the drop box.
This location receives pills, patches, and boxed sharps.
Winooski Police Station
(prescription drug drop box)
27 West Allen Street, Winooski
802-655-0221
24 hours/7 days a week
This location receives pills, patches, liquids, aerosols, and sharps.
Examples of Our Work
We offer presentations on infectious disease control and prevention topics. Child care centers, long-term care facilities and town health officers are some of the groups the Health Department has worked with. Topics include tickborne disease, healthcare-associated infections, HIV and hepatitis C. If you would like a presentation to your group or organization, please call us.
Learn More
Immunization & Infectious Disease in Vermont
Related Resources
Mosquito-borne Diseases
Zoonotic Diseases
(spread from animals to humans, like rabies)
Tick-borne Diseases
Last Updated:
August 22, 2025