The Union County LINCS Agency is proud to work together with our partners in public health preparedness building partnerships and foundations allowing us to provide Union County Citizens with comprehensive coordinated response teams.

Area health officers and their departments work together to combine resources and qualified personnel to dedicate to their citizens in the event of any emergency. The following is a list of municipalities, their designated local health officers and contact information.

Clark
Nancy Raymond - Health Officer
Phone: 732-388-3600, Ext. 3045
Email: no1@njlincs.net

Cranford
Warren Hehl - Health Officer
Phone: 908-709-7238
Email: wh1@njlincs.net

Elizabeth
John Surmay - Health Officer
Phone: 908-820-4060
Email: js2@njlincs.net

Linden
Nancy Koblis - Health Officer
Phone: 908-474-8409
Email: nk1@njlincs.net

Plainfield
Mark Colicchio
Health Officer
Phone: 908-753-3590
Email: mc4@njlincs.net

Rahway
(covering Berkeley Heights, Hillside, Scotch Plains, Winfield Park)
Richard B. Proctor - Health Officer
Phone: 732-827-2084
Email: rp1@njlincs.net

Roselle
Charles Glagola – Health Officer
Phone: 908-259-3031
Email: Cg3@njlincs.net

Union Township
(covering Kenilworth)
John Ferraioli - Health Officer
Phone: 908-851-8507
Email: jf1@njlincs.net

Westfield
(covering Fanwood, Garwood, Mountainside, New Providence, Roselle Park, Springfield, Summit)
Megan Avallone - Health Officer
Phone: 908-789-4070
Email: MC2@njlincs.net

The Union County LINCS agency has networked and partnered with local healthcare providers to work toward collaborating on the Public Health Emergency Response needs of Union County and its residents. Click on the links below to find out about each of these agencies.

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