Respiratory Dashboard and EpiGram
Influenza activity is monitored and reported weekly at the local, state, and national levels. Click below for the most recent Influenza Surveillance Reports. For more information, contact Kaelyn Boyd at kboyd@cantonhealth.org or call (330) 458-5135.
County Wide Communicable Disease Reports (EpiGram)
Infectious Disease Report
The goal of the infectious disease report is to provide a complete reportable disease data analysis to identify areas of improvement for communicable disease prevention and highlight successful interventions within Stark County health department jurisdictions, including Canton City, Massillon City, Alliance City, and Stark County.
Publications
Please see our brochure for additional information on hours, programs, and contact information here at the Health Department. If you would like copies of our brochure for a business or medical office, please contact the Health Department at (330) 830-1710.
The Stark County Public Health Emergency Response Plan (PHERP) establishes the basis for coordination of the four local health departments (Alliance City Health Department, Canton City Public Health, Massillon City Health Department, and the Stark County Health Department), resources, and response, to provide public health and medical services during an emergency or disaster. We invite you to view the Stark County Public Health Emergency Response Plan, and please feel free to ask any questions regarding the plan itself or our planning efforts with our community partners.
Any questions or comments can be directed to Amy Ascani at (330) 493-9904 Ext. 2001.
Training and development of the workforce is one part of a comprehensive strategy toward agency quality improvement. Fundamental to this work is identifying gaps in knowledge, skills, and abilities through the assessment of both organizational and individual needs and addressing those gaps through targeted training and development opportunities.
Quarterly Newsletters
Quality Improvement
The Massillon City Health Department strives to improve yearly through various projects and programs. Each year the Massillon City Health Department implements at least two Quality Improvement Projects. Below are the Storyboards of the 2024 Quality Improvement Projects.