On November 13, the North Carolina State Lab of Public Health in Raleigh confirmed Alamance County’s fifth case of rabies for the year.
On November 9, Alamance County Health Department was notified of a human exposure to a raccoon that occurred on November 8 in the McKinney Street area of Burlington. The raccoon was sent to
Fourth Rabies Case of 2023 Confirmed in Alamance County
On November 1st, Alamance County Sheriff’s Office Animal Control notified the Alamance County Health Department regarding a fox attack involving a child. The attack occurred in the vicinity of Gilliam Church Road in Elon on the evening of October 30th. The fox was sent to the North Carolina State Lab of Public Health in Raleigh
Rabies Vaccination Clinic for Dogs and Cats Planned for November 4
Health officials urge residents to keep their pets up-to-date on rabies vaccinations
The Alamance County Health Department will be hosting a drive-thru rabies vaccination clinic on November 4 from 9:00 a.m. until 12:00 p.m. at the Environmental Health Office, located at 209 N. Graham-Hopedale Road in Burlington.
The cost of the rabies shot at the clinic will
North Carolina WIC Program Releases New eWIC Application
The North Carolina Special Supplemental Nutrition Program Women, Infants, and Children (WIC) Program has changed to a new WIC app. This means that WIC participants will need to delete the previous Bnft app and download the new official app, ebtEDGE. Visit www.ebtEDGE.com or download the app where you normally get your phone apps to register
Third Rabies Case of 2023 Confirmed in Alamance County
On July 19, the North Carolina State Lab of Public Health in Raleigh confirmed Alamance County’s third case of rabies for the year.
On July 17, Alamance County Health Department was notified of a human exposure to a fox that occurred in the Barnhardt Lane area of Liberty. The fox was sent to the North Carolina
Second Rabies Case of 2023 Confirmed in Alamance County
On June 27, the North Carolina State Lab of Public Health in Raleigh confirmed Alamance County’s second case of rabies for the year.
On June 23, Alamance County Health Department was notified of a deceased raccoon in the vicinity of Cane Creek Road in Snow Camp. No human contact or exposure has been identified. The raccoon
First Rabies Case of 2023 Confirmed in Alamance County
On March 2, the North Carolina State Lab of Public Health in Raleigh confirmed Alamance County’s first case of rabies for the year.
On March 1, Alamance County Health Department was notified of a human exposure to a cat that occurred earlier in the Phelps Workman Road area of Mebane. The cat was sent to the
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ALAMANCE COUNTY HEALTH DEPARTMENT WILL OFFER COVID-19 VACCINATIONS IN THE MAIN HEALTH DEPARTMENT BUILDING
What: If your last COVID-19 vaccine was before September 2022, you are due for an updated dose
Why: COVID-19 vaccinations are now a part of regularly-offered immunizations and vaccinations
Where: Alamance County Health Department will move COVID-19 vaccination administration from the Vaccinate Alamance building
Rabies Vaccination Clinic for Dogs and Cats Planned for December 3
The Alamance County Health Department will be hosting a drive-thru rabies vaccination clinic on December 3 from 9:00 a.m. until 12:00 p.m. at the Health Department, located at 319 N. Graham-Hopedale Road in Burlington. All vehicles should enter from McKinney Street to Rudd Street.
The cost of the rabies shot at the clinic will be $5.00
ALAMANCE COUNTY HEALTH DEPARTMENT BEGINS DISTRIBUTION OF BIVALENT COVID-19 BOOSTER SHOT
What: Alamance County Health Department will begin administration of Moderna and Pfizer bivalent COVID-19 booster shots
When: Mondays and Fridays beginning Friday, September 9, 2022
Where: 319 N Graham Hopedale Rd., Suite E, Burlington, NC.
Who’s Eligible: You can get a bivalent booster if you are 12 years of age or older and it has been at least