Pool Fencing Requirements Include Temporary Swimming Pools

FOR IMMEDIATE RELEASE

July 1, 2010

BURLINGTON – As the heat of summer continues to affect residents throughout North Carolina, Alamance County environmental health and building inspections officials have received many inquiries about fencing requirements around swimming pools.  Drownings are...

Illegal Food Vendors Pose Threat to Public Health, Hurt Businesses

FOR IMMEDIATE RELEASE

June 15, 2010

BURLINGTON – As activities involving food and fun gain popularity during the summer months, the Alamance County Health Department’s Environmental Health Division has also seen an increase in the number of food stands operating illegally in the county this...

Third Rabies Case of 2010 Confirmed

Unvaccinated dogs kill fox, euthanized

Manager's Recommended Budget for FY2010-11

The County Manager has released his recommended budget for FY2010-11.  The recommended budget contains no proposed tax increase.

Alamance-Guilford County Line Update

Click here for the Alamance and Guilford County website for users that want to see the North Carolina Geodetic Survey County Line on their property or who want more information about issues related to the line between the 2 counties.

You can also Click Here: to view a series of maps for the...

Second Rabies Case Confirmed in Skunk

Unvaccinated dog now under quarantine

Civil Courts Building Ribbon Cutting

The Civil Courts Building 1st Floor Renovations are complete and the building officially re-opened on April 8, 2010 in a ribbon-cutting ceremony attended by leaders and officials from across Alamance County.

The renovations to the building include improved security; an improved courtroom with...

Browser Support Updates

We are updating our browser support list for the main county website and the libraries website.  Our web policies require that our website design be compatible with a list of browsers that is determined based on the number of people using a browser and the manufacturer's continued support of...

Alamance Confirms First Rabies Case for 2010 in Rabid Raccoon

FOR IMMEDIATE RELEASE

April 5, 2010

BURLINGTON -- Late this afternoon, the North Carolina State Laboratory of Public Health in Raleigh confirmed Alamance County’s first case of rabies for 2010, in a raccoon.

On Thursday, April 1, a resident reported the raccoon fighting with a dog in the...

Health Department Celebrates Public Health Month in North Carolina

Alamance, other Triad area health departments join forces to increase awareness about Public Health