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Welcome to the Pima County Health Department Website
The Pima County Health Department and its members are committed to embracing and promoting diversity throughout our programs.
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Beat the Heat! Avoid a
Heat Related Illness
Who is at Risk for Heat Related Illness?
How can Heat Related Illness be Prevented? Learn more...
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Pima Animal Care Center
Donations Accepted Online.
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Flu Season 2011-12
Everyday steps to stay healthy
The 2009-2010 flu season introduced a new virus
called H1N1 causing the first pandemic in more than 40 years. It is expected the H1N1 will continue spreading this 2011-2012 flu season. The seasonal flu vaccine this year will include protection against the H1N1 virus. It is recommended everyone get a flu shot. Some children may need a second dose of the seasonal flu vaccine. Tips for staying healthy more...
 Receive trusted, up-to-date health alerts directly from our department by text message. No cost, simple, reliable. Register now- Pima Animal Care Center's $10 for 10,000 adoption campaign kicks off at Monsoon Muttness May 19 (05/15/12)
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Pima Animal Care Center is pleased to announce the start of $10 for 10,000. For the past three years, this annual reduced adoption fee campaign has been instrumental in ensuring that more than 10,000 animals were saved each year. Learn more...
- Pima County dog licensing now possible online (04/30/12)
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Pima County residents can now license their dogs online. Pima Animal Care Center (PACC), which oversees the health and safety of dogs and cats throughout the county, now offers the option of using the Web to renew a dog license or apply for a new license. Learn more...
- With holidays near, keep Norovirus away (04/06/12)
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As people prepare to gather for Easter and Passover, the Pima County Health Department asks they be vigilant in preventing the spread of Norovirus, especially around the elderly and children. The health department is investigating seven clusters of the virus in long-term and assisted-living facilities in the area. Seeing Norovirus circulate in these types of facilities is not uncommon but health officials say that seeing so many at one time is unusual.
- Free car seats available for some low-income families (03/02/12)
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The Pima County Health Department's Public Health Nursing offices are distributing car seats at no cost to some low-income families.
Parents in low-income households interested in obtaining a car seat, which comes with materials for safe installation and safety education, may call for an appointment.
- Donate online beginning Feb. 7 to help dogs and cats thrive and survive (2/08/12)
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Beginning Tuesday, Feb. 7, Pima Animal Care Center (PACC) can accept donations online. To make a donation, go to the PACC online donation page.
- The Pima County Health Department presents their 2010/2011 Annual Report (1/24/12)
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Many of the highlights from this past year are featured in this report. Over the past year, tremendous progress has been made in improving childhood immunization rates, and rates of communicable disease have fallen. These improvements in the
community's health are not by chance. The Health Department has worked hard to address these issues, and we acknowledge that sustained success can only be achieved in collaboration with our local partners, providers, and stakeholders.
- Adoption Discounts at Pima Animal Care Center (1/06/12)
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Beginning Monday, Jan. 9, 2012, PACC will be resurfacing the concrete floors in each dog kennel with an epoxy floor coating.
During the resurfacing, several kennels at a time will be unavailable for 10 to 12 days.
- Cooler Temperatures Invite Chance Encounters with Wildlife
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As southern Arizona weather becomes more enjoyable for outdoor activities, the Pima County Health Department reminds residents and visitors to be cautious when encountering wildlife.
- Visit our "Using Social Media" section to learn more about staying informed with Nixle.com.
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