Knox County Tennessee

Additional Resources

Knox County Tire Recycling Program

DEET

  • Use a mosquito repellant that contains DEET. If you are concerned about using repellent products on children, consult a health care provider for advice. For additional guidance on finding the repellant that is right for you, visit the Environmental Protection Agency’s webpage here.

Reporting Dead Crows and Blue Jays

  • Knox County Health Department monitors dead crows and blue jays as a means for early detection of the virus in an area. Residents who find a recently deceased crow or blue jay on their property can call the Knox County Health Department at 865-215-5200 to report the dead bird and to find out your next steps.

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Have Questions?
Call: 865-215-5555
Email: health@knoxcounty.org


On the first Wednesday of each month (excluding August), KCHD will open at 11 a.m. due to monthly in-service. The 2024 in-service dates include Oct. 2, Nov. 6 and Dec. 4.