Mercury & Sharps Disposal
We accept and safely dispose of sharps in appropriate biohazard containers for a small fee. Sharps in proper containers can be brought to the Health Department during normal business hours. The fee will vary based on the size of the container and ranges from $4 to $8 per container.
We accept and safely dispose of fever and laboratory thermometers, thermostats, button cell batteries, blood pressure units, barometers, and mercury switches. In addition, the DPW is accepting fluorescent and compact fluorescent light bulbs at the recycling center the first Saturday of each month from 9 am to noon.
Link to Mercury disposal site master list
Mercury Quick Facts Sheet
Emergency Preparedness
For more information about the Norfolk County-8 Coalition and Medical Reserve Corps (MRC), please visit our Norfolk County-8 website.
Public Health Nursing Services
- Communicable Disease Investigation
- Tuberculosis Control: For TB Testing, please visit your Primary Care Physician.
- Blood Pressure Clinics (Once a month at the COA)
- Homebound Vaccinations
- Recreational Camps for Children: Record and Immunization Review and Immunization Administration
- Public Health Education and Promotion
- Technical Support to Public and Private Schools Nurses
- Consultation to Day Care Centers and Other Milton Private Schools
- Immunization Clinics