	Grant County Health District "Always Working for a Safer and Healthier Grant County"

Grant County Health District

"Always Working for a Safer and Healthier Grant County"

Resource links
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EPI-Update Newsletter
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Health Information
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Safe Kids
Fee Ordinance
Recalls & Safety Alerts
2010 Resource Guide booklet (En) (Sp) (Russian)
2008 Assessement Report
2012 PH News Archives
Washington State and Local Public Health
Washington State Public Health Assoc.
Washington State Department of Health
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Grant County
Grant County Emergency Management

Public Health News

Flu season has arrived. Are your children protected from the flu?

05/09/13 -Stomach Virus Outbreak Involving Longview Elementary School Sickens Many

05/07/13 - Increase number of Pertussis Cases in Grant County

04/02/13 - Grant County Health District is hiring!

03/20/13 - Safe Kids Says Use Medication Right and Out of Sight

03/12/13 - Grant County Community Gardens are Up and Running for the 2013 Season

Pertussis Information For:

Parents and Caregivers

Healthcare Providers

Schools and Child Cares

Pertussis Family Checklist

2013 Washinton Food Rule Revision Brochure

Washington State Department of Health News Room

Learn more about the current Public Health funding crisis.

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Hours of Operation

Monday - Friday from 8:00 am-5:00 pm, closed for lunch 12:00-1:00pm.
Both offices are closed the last Friday of the month until 1:00 pm.

Ephrata phone number: 509-754-6060
Moses Lake phone number: 509-766-7960
Email: info@granthealth.org

Health District immunization and TB clinic hours and location

To Report a Public Health Event

To contact or provide a report to the Grant County Health District in the event of a suspected public health event, such as:

communicable disease outbreaks
environmental health risks
natural disasters
other events that threaten the health of people

Call 509-754-6060 or 509-766-7960. After hours call 509-398-2083.
IN AN EMERGENCY, CALL 9-1-1 .

Washington State WAC 246-101 outlines public health legal responsibilities for:

Need help but don't know where to turn? Just call 2-1-1

GET CONNECTED and GET ANSWERS simply by calling 211. Information is also available online at www.resourcehouse.com/win211. Calls to 211 are confidential and FREE from land line phones.

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