News and Events
Health Department Confirms Fourth Rabies Case for 2012
By: Eric Nickens
Raccoon fights with unvaccinated dogs, twenty dogs euthanized
Health Department Confirms Third Rabies Case for 2012
By: Eric Nickens
Skunk fights with three dogs, one dog placed under six month quarantine
Health Department Announces Plans for Next Phase of Pertussis Outbreak Response
By: Eric Nickens
Free Tdap vaccine to be offered at special Mebane clinic on March 2
Registration Extended for Alamance-Caswell Give Kids A Smile
By: Eric Nickens
Deadline to schedule an appointment moved to February 3
New Confirmed Case of Pertussis at Garrett Elementary, Suspected Case at Western Middle Now Confirmed
By: Eric Nickens
With increased awareness of symptoms, more cases likely to be identified in the community
Afternoon UPDATE (1/13): Suspected Pertussis Investigation at Western Alamance Middle School
By: Eric Nickens
Health officials advising parents to monitor text message, social media activity
Recent Pertussis Outbreak at B. Everett Jordan Confirms Importance of Tdap Booster for Children and Adults
By: Eric Nickens
Vaccine is very effective, but protection fades over time
Alamance County Community Assessment Released
By: Eric Nickens
Alamance County Health Department, Healthy Alamance, Alamance Regional Medical Center, United Way of Alamance County jointly release health and social findings
Preps Underway for Alamance-Caswell Give Kids a Smile’s Ninth Year
By: Eric Nickens
Appointment scheduling begins January 18, event on February 4
Health Department Offers Flu Vaccine for Free to All
By: Eric Nickens
State and locally supplied flu vaccine now free and unrestricted for ages six months and older