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A community-driven roadmap that outlines how the department will improve health, strengthen services, and advance health equity across the city. Our plan was guided by priorities identified through input from residents, stakeholders, and community partners.
Prepare yourself or your organization to confidently respond in an emergency by becoming certified in Basic Life Support (BLS), CPR, AED or first aid.
When children or adults are exposed to lead, it can cause permanent and severe health problems. We work with families, homeowners, landlords and contractors to help make your home safe from lead. Funding is available for our Lead Poisoning Prevention program.
The Health Department tracks Emergency Room visits for COVID-19, flu, and RSV.
Like the flu, the COVID-19 virus changes over time. Thankfully, updated vaccines have been keeping up with the changing virus. People ages 6 months and older can get the updated vaccines to protect themselves and others against serious illness.
As the weather gets colder and we gather inside, learn what you can do to reduce the spread of these illnesses in our community.
Mpox vaccines and tests are now available at the Health and Wellness Center. No appointment is needed, and testing is available to anyone over 18 years old.
People rarely get bird flu and the risk to human health is low. However, there are steps you can take to reduce the spread from animals to people.
Check the latest schedule for dates and locations.
The Health and Wellness Center at 424 Chapel St provides routine childhood immunizations, school physicals, tuberculosis testing, STI testing and treatment, mpox testing and vaccines, updated COVID-19 vaccines, and flu shots.
HPV stands for human papillomavirus. Getting the HPV vaccine is recommended for all preteens and teens, regardless of gender. If you are under 26 and have not gotten vaccinated for HPV yet, it’s not too late to be protected.