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1. How do I get a copy of a shot record?

The immunization records of children born in Michigan from 1994 to present are stored in the Michigan Care Improvement Registry (MCIR). Many older children and adults also have records in the MCIR. You may request your own or your child's immunization record by fax or mail following these steps.

1. Download and print the Request for Official State of Michigan Immunization Record
2. Fill out the request form clearly and completely.
3. It is required that you include a photocopy of a current state-issued ID or a current driver's license in the name of the requestor.
4. Fax the Request Form and ID to: (231) 724-3596

Or

• Mail the Request Form and copy of ID to: 
• Public Health - Muskegon County, Immunization Program, 209 E Apple Ave, Muskegon, MI 49442

Please allow 7 business days for processing.

2. What vaccinations do you provide?

We offer recommended childhood and adult vaccinations. We also provide influenza, shingles, rabies, and travel vaccinations, as well as tuberculosis skin testing. Learn more on our Vaccinations page.

3. Do I need to have an evaluation for my well?

Muskegon County has had minimum installation standards in place for on-site well water supplies since 1956. Improperly located and/or constructed supplies are known to cause disease outbreaks and are at high risk for contamination. A permit is required for new drinking water well installation and major repairs to existing wells. Learn more on our Well Evaluations page.