The Summit County COVID-19 Hotline will be closed Monday, February 15 for President’s Day As of Feb 9, 2021, a total of 4,100 first doses have been delivered to the Summit County Health Department (SCHD).
Utahns between the ages of 65-69 and anyone 18 or older with the following medical conditions are eligible to receive the vaccine starting Monday, March 1. Individuals in these groups SHOULD NOT call their local health departments
Those not living in Summit County were only eligible to be vaccinated here if they are school district staff, first responders, or healthcare providers working in Summit County. This was state-wide policy based on Phase
Summit County, Utah (February 1, 2021) – The Utah Department of Health (UDOH) confirmed the state’s third case of the B.1.1.7 COVID-19 variant, frequently referred to as the ‘UK variant’. The case was discovered through
Summit County, Utah (January 23, 2021) — The arrival of the COVID-19 vaccine is something we have hoped for and anticipated since the pandemic began. Each vaccine the Summit County Health Department receives is administered
Join community leaders from all areas of Summit County as they come together to discuss how COVID-19 will impact us this winter. Topics include recovery, visitor compliance, and public safety related to communities, schools, restaurants,
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Public notice is hereby given that the Summit County Board of Health (“Board”) in accordance with UCA §26A-1-121, will conduct a public hearing to discuss and possibly take action regarding proposed changes to the Public
Based on metrics established by the statewide COVID-19 Transmission Index, Summit County moved to the High Risk Level designation today, October 22, 2020. The announcement was made during a press conference with the Utah Department
