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Russell County Health DepartmentThe Russell County Health Department offers clinical, environmental, home health, and life care services to the public. Certified copies of birth and death certificates may be obtained from the health department.

Hours of Operation: 7:30 a.m.-5:00 p.m. Monday through Friday

Contact Us

Russell County Health Department
1850 Crawford Road
Phenix City, Alabama  36867
Office:  (334) 297-0251
Home Health:  (334) 298-5581 or (334) 297-1840
Fax:  (334) 291-5478
Email the Russell County Health Department

Featured Images

  • Top Image:  The East Alabama Motor Speedway in Phenix City. Photo courtesy of East Alabama Motor Speedway.
  • Middle Image:  A doctor examining a patient.
  • Bottom Image:  Horace King (1807-1885), respected engineer who, as an enslaved person, worked with John Godwin to contract the building of bridges in Alabama, Mississippi, and Georgia. After his emancipation, he became one of the wealthiest, free African Americans in Alabama. Photo courtesy of the Columbus Museum in Columbus, Georgia.

Image of the East Alabama Motor Speedway in Phenix City. Photo courtesy of East Alabama Motor Speedway.

Image of a doctor examining a patient

Image of Horace King (1807-1885), respected engineer who, as an enslaved person, worked with John Godwin, contracted the building of bridges in Alabama, Mississippi, and Georgia and after his emancipation became one of the wealthiest free African Americans in Alabama. Photo courtesy of the Columbus Museum in Columbus, Georgia.