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State association honors local health officer for over a decade of community-centered leadership SUMMIT COUNTY, Utah — Dr. Phil Bondurant, Health Officer for the Summit County Health Department, has been...
You may have heard about hantavirus in the recent news and are wondering what the risk is here in Utah. While hantavirus infections can be very serious, it’s important to...
Unused or expired medications sitting in a cabinet may seem harmless, but they can pose serious risks to families, teens, pets, and the environment. Proper medication disposal is a simple...
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Gear up for cold and flu season with ease! Visit one of our drive-through vaccine clinics this October 6, 7, or 8. Flu and COVID-19 vaccines are available for everyone, whether you have insurance or not. No appointment necessary. Drive up, stay in your car, and let us do the work.
October 6: Kamas - Kamas Library Branch (110 N Main St), 11am-6pm
October 7: Coalville - Summit County Fairgrounds (202 Park Rd), 11am-6pm
October 8: Park City - Park City Mountain Resort (1498 Lowell Ave), 11am-6pm
**Anyone 18 and older who would like to help with set up, take down, or traffic control, email Matt at mwolbach@summitcountyutah.gov
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Some risks are part of the adventure. Driving without a seat belt doesn’t have to be one. Buckle up. Every trip. Every seat. Every time. 🚗 ...
What you need to know about your baby`s safe sleep. Want to learn more? Contact our WIC team by clicking the link in our bio. ...
We`re wrapping up Child Passenger Safety Week with a reminder on what you need to know for your child to be safe in their car seat ✨ ...
Age 2 isn’t a deadline! Keep your child rear-facing until they reach the maximum height or weight allowed by their car seat. Rear-facing car seats provide important protection for young children’s developing bodies. And don’t worry if their legs touch the seat.
This Child Passenger Safety Week, keep them rear-facing as long as their car seat allows.
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