Provides free Information for local, state and national resources; a statewide toll-free hotline; education and information for HIV/AIDS educators, individuals, agencies and organizations. The hotline number is 1-800-272-2437.

The Syringe Exchange Program is a free public health program for intravenous drug users. It is an important component of a comprehensive set of programs designed to reduce the spread of HIV/AIDA and other blood borne infections among injection drug users, their families and contaminated syringes. Important risk reduction information is provided and a social worker is available to help drug users get into drug treatment and health care programs. Other services are sometimes provided, including HIV testing. Syringe Exchange is NOT located at the Health Department.

Health Department Services (64 Main Street, Cathlamet WA). Immunizations, HIV testing and counseling, WIC (women's infants & children's nutrition), Maternity Support services, Infant case management, Children with special health care needs, Family planning, On-site septic permits, Food establishment inspections, Temporary food event permits, Food handlers cards, Emergency preparedness, Vital records