DC Health posts official notice announcing office move on doh.dc.gov

The District of Columbia Department of Health has posted an official notice on its website announcing a planned relocation of DC Health offices. The announcement appears on the agency's doh.dc.gov site and flags a change in where some public-facing functions will be based.

The notice itself is limited to headline-level information and directs visitors to the agency website for full details, including any updated addresses, hours, or instructions for in-person services. At the time of publication, the agency's homepage link is the primary source for the relocation update.

What the agency posted

DC Health published a short announcement titled "DC Health Move" on its official site. The posting serves as the formal public alert that the department is adjusting its office footprint inside the District. The agency has signaled the change through its web channel rather than through a separate press release distributed to news outlets.

Local government agencies commonly use website notices to inform residents, partner organizations, and vendors about operational changes such as office relocations, updated mailing addresses, or changes to in-person service locations. The DOH posting directs readers back to the agency pages for the most current contact information.

What residents and partners should do

Residents who rely on DC Health for in-person services, licensing, inspections, or public health programs should consult the agency’s website before visiting any physical location. Businesses and community partners that send mail or coordinate in-person meetings with DC Health should confirm addresses and appointment procedures through doh.dc.gov to avoid disruption.

For questions about specific programs, permits, or scheduled appointments, the safest step is to use the contact options listed on the DOH website or to call agency phone numbers published there. The web notice is the official source for where operations will be based going forward.

We will monitor the Department of Health’s site for any additional details, including exact addresses, effective dates, or guidance on how the move will affect particular services.