Benton County Death Certificates (Washington)

Coroners and Medical Examiners in Benton County, Washington are responsible for determining the cause, time, and manner of death for a deceased person. As part of this job, they maintain Benton County death records, including death certificates. These records list information about how the deceased person passed away, the time and place of death, and any personal information about the deceased, such as the person's name, date of birth, and age at death. Coroners and Medical Examiners report this information to state and local government authorities, who may also issue Benton County death certificates. These records may be available through the Benton County Coroner and Medical Examiner's website.

Benton County Medical Examiner & Coroner Kennewick WA 7110 West Okanogan Place 99336 509-222-3720


Clerk Offices in Benton County, Washington maintain and preserve public records for a local government, including vital documents such as death certificates. Benton County death certificates provide information on the deceased individual's name, the place and time of death, and age at death. They may also include the cause of death. Benton County Clerks often issue certified death certificates, which may be required to settle financial and legal matters such as wills, estates, or filing for life insurance. Death certificates can also be used for genealogical research, and some Clerk Offices maintain Benton County vital records that date back to the 1600s. Clerk Offices typically provide online access to death certificates.

Benton County Clerk Kennewick WA 7122 West Okanogan Place 99336 509-735-8388

Kennewick City Clerk Kennewick WA 210 West 6th Avenue 99336 509-585-4273


Health Departments in Benton County, Washington monitor public health and keep vital records, and they operate at the state, county, or local level. As part of this job, Health Departments maintain Benton County death certificates, which include information about the deceased individual such as name, date of birth, time and place of death, and age at death. Death certificates may also include the cause of death. These records can be used to settle legal and financial matters, including wills, estates, and life insurance filings. Death certificates may be available through the Benton County Health Department website.

Benton County Health Department Kennewick WA 800 West Canal Drive 99336 509-582-7761

Benton Franklin Health Department Prosser WA 310 7th St 99350 509-786-1633

Benton Franklin Health District Kennewick WA 7102 West Okanogan Place 99336 509-460-4200

Hospitals in Benton County, Washington provide a range of medical services to patients of all ages, and they also create death records for individuals who pass away or are declared dead at a Hospital. These death certificates list the deceased individual's name, the time and place of death, and age at death, and they may also include the cause of death. Benton County Hospitals report death information to Washington State and local government authorities, which issue certified Benton County death certificates that act as legal proof of death. Hospital death certificates may be available online through the Hospital website.

Kadlec Medical Center Richland WA 888 Swift Boulevard 99352 509-946-4611

Kennewick General Hospital Kennewick WA 900 South Auburn Street 99336 509-586-6111

Lourdes Counseling Center Richland WA 1175 Carondelet Drive 99354 509-943-9104

Prosser Memorial Hospital Prosser WA 723 Memorial Street 99350 509-786-2222

Trios Women's And Children's Hospital Kennewick WA 900 South Auburn Street 99336 509-586-6111

Vista Family Health: Ideal Protein Kennewick WA 101 North Edison Street 99336 509-735-2325