Two-county health district in south central Washington State. We work to Prevent Illness and Injury, Promote Healthy Behaviors, and Protect Our Community.
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ALT Freezing Rain is the Worst. Freezing rain is more dangerous than snow, as ice can form on pavement. Watch out for falling branches and powerlines. Use extreme caution if there is, or recently was, freezing rain.
ALT Stay safe during extreme heat. Wear loose, lightweight, light-colored clothing. Drink plenty of fluids to stay hydrated. Watch for heat cramps, heat exhaustion, and heat stroke.
ALT woman and her baby visiting with a lady who is filling out forms.
ALT Cantaloupe chunks, with text saying, “Food safety alert. Salmonella outbreak linked to cantaloupes. Malichita and Rudy brand whole cantaloupes and many pre-cut cantaloupe products have been recalled. Don’t eat pre-cut cantaloupes if you don’t know whether recalled cantaloupes were used. See CDC outbreak notice for more details. cdc.gov/foodsafety/outbreaks”
ALT Inflatable pool with small amount of water with text “Dump, Drain, or Cover #FightTheBite” The CDC logo is included.
ALT A person holding a cell phone showing the fire and smoke map on the AirNow app. The map shows an image of the United States with historical AQIs along with fires. "Track smoke and wildfires near you using the AirNow mobile app. Fire and Smoke Map now available in Spanish."
ALT Graphic with grill and safe internal cooking temperatures for whole cuts of beef, pork, or lamb (145°F); fish (145°F); hamburgers, sausages, and other ground beef, pork, or lamb (160°F); and chicken, turkey and other poultry (165°F).
