Immunization clinics
Shots for school, work, and travel, given at the clinic counter by appointment.
Your immunization record if you have it, and a photo ID.
Immunization clinics, WIC appointments, testing, food safety permits, and birth or death certificates — all handled at one counter.
Booked slots are seen at their time.
Walk-ins are checked in at the counter.
Shots for school, work, and travel, given by appointment at the clinic counter.
Bring your immunization record if you have one, plus a photo ID.
Book this serviceEach card says what the service is and what to bring, so your visit is short and your paperwork is complete.
Shots for school, work, and travel, given at the clinic counter by appointment.
Your immunization record if you have it, and a photo ID.
Nutrition support and food benefits for eligible families, seen at the desk by appointment.
Your appointment letter, and ID for each person enrolled.
Testing is booked in advance, so you're seen at your slot time rather than waiting at the counter.
A photo ID, and anything the counter asks for when you book.
New and renewed permits for kitchens, food trucks, and event stands, reviewed with you at the counter.
Your application, your menu, and your process list.
Certified copies requested by appointment, so the record is handled in one visit.
A photo ID for the person requesting the certificate.
Booking is the shortest route when you already know which service you need: the counter expects you at a set time. Walk-ins are checked in between booked appointments.
Find the service you need in the five listed above.
Every service card lists the documents and records for that visit.
Pick a time and arrive at the counter a few minutes early.
No slot needed. Check in at the counter and you'll be seen between booked appointments, so bring what you need and plan for a wait.
Permits and certificates need documents in hand. Booking ahead means one trip instead of two.
Immunizations, WIC, permits, and records all run from the same counter. Here's what that looks like in practice.
Three records are requested most often. Bring a photo ID and book a slot so the paperwork gets handled in a single visit.
Applications, renewals, and permits for kitchens, food trucks, and event stands.
Not sure which service your paperwork belongs to? Bring it to the counter and ask — we'll point you to the right one.
Pick your service, read what to bring, and choose a time. If you'd rather ask first, walk in and talk it through at the counter.
Amity Springs Public Health
Amity Springs, Texas
Walk-ins are checked in between booked appointments.