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
Media Advisory
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
Alamance County Identifies First Case of Monkeypox
On August 18, Alamance County Health Department received notification of its first positive case of monkeypox. The affected individual is currently in isolation at home. To protect the individual’s privacy, no further information about them will be released. Alamance County Health Department is working to identify any close contacts. A close contact is defined as
Alamance County WIC Recognizes World Breastfeeding Month: Lactation Stations Available for Community Events During Summer/Fall 2022
Early experiences shape and build the brain, creating a sturdy foundation, especially during infancy. Moms have the opportunity to breastfeed and develop their infant’s brains while still being able to enjoy outdoor community events. Because breastfeeding promotes healthy brain development, the Alamance County WIC program has recently been working to get the Lactation Station registered
First Rabies Case of 2022 Confirmed in Alamance County
On March 21, the North Carolina State Lab of Public Health in Raleigh confirmed Alamance County’s first case of rabies for the year.
On March 18, Burlington Animal Services was notified of a human exposure to a racoon that occurred earlier in the N. Park Avenue area of Burlington. The racoon was sent to the North
Change in COVID-19 Vaccination Clinic Hours
WHAT- COVID-19 vaccination clinic will operate Mondays 8am to 5pm and Fridays 8:30am to 5:30pm ONLY
DATE- Beginning Monday, March 14, 2022
LOCATION- Alamance County Health Department, Enter at 1913 McKinney Street
To make an appointment, please call 336-290-0650 or go to www.VaccinateAlamance.com. Vaccinations are available for ages 5 and older.
Alamance County Board of Health Holds Annual Awards Ceremony
On December 14, the Alamance County Board of Health held its annual awards ceremony at the Alamance County Health Department recognizing the work of employees and community partners.
The Board of Health recognized Betsy Meeks as the recipient of the Alamance County Health Department’s 2021 Employee of the Year Award. The 2021 Employee of the Year
Fourth Rabies Case of 2021 Confirmed in Alamance County
On December 7, the North Carolina State Lab of Public Health in Raleigh confirmed Alamance County’s fourth case of rabies for the year.
On December 6, Alamance County Animal Control was notified of a cat bite that occurred on December 4 in the Staley Store Road area of Liberty. Alamance County Animal Control sent the cat