If you or someone in your family develops symptoms related to measles (fever accompanied by a rash that begins on the face), do NOT visit a healthcare facility. Call the number below or use the link to download the Intermountain ConnectCare app to speak with a medical provider.
Click and connect: https://intermountainhealthcare.org/services/virtual-care/urgent-care
Call: 801-442-2610
Last year, Summit County students in 6th, 8th, 10th, and 12th grade were asked to take the Utah Student Health and Risk Prevention (SHARP) survey, which is administered every two...
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The Summit County Health Department received confirmation of a positive measles case in a student at South Summit School District. This is the first identified measles case in Summit County from the current nationwide outbreak.
It has been confirmed that this student attended school or school activities while infectious. Exposures may have occurred during school hours at South Summit Elementary School on January 5, 2026.
Summit County Health is working closely with South Summit School District to provide appropriate notification and guidance to school faculty, students, and parents. Health department staff are taking immediate action to investigate and limit further spread.
If you or someone in your family develops measles symptoms (cough, high fever, runny nose, red/watery eyes, or a rash that starts on the face), do NOT visit a healthcare facility. Call 801-442-2610 to speak with a medical provider first.
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PLEASE FILL OUT OUR BEHAVIORAL HEALTH SURVEY TODAY! It’s a little-known fact that 40% of our residents are now receiving some form of behavioral health services in Summit County. That`s why it’s imperative we help our community and loved ones address their needs and create those services that will help our community the most. That’s where you come in. Now’s your chance to help guide the next 5 years of mental health improvements to our community by completing the 2026 Mental Health Community Survey.
Click the link in our bio to begin the survey.
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Happy holidays from the Summit County Health Department! Last week, many of our staff assembled "meal in a bag" kits and donated them to the Kamas Food Pantry. These kits contain non-perishables and a printed recipe card that can be used to make a complete meal. We’re so proud of our team for serving our neighbors and community. You can help ensure everyone in Summit County has access to food this holiday season by donating to your local food bank. ...
Need safe sleep items for your baby? Summit County Health Promotion can help! We have free cribs, crib sheets, sleep sacks, parent education, and binkies. Email healthpromotionteam@summitcountyutah.gov to request items today. ...
Celebrating the sustainability efforts of our 2025 Green Businesses in the community. Visit the link in our bio to learn more! ...