	Grant County Health District "Always Working for a Safer and Healthier Grant County"

Grant County Health District

"Always Working for a Safer and Healthier Grant County"

Resource links
Healthcare Professionals
Washington State Department of Health
Centers for Disease Control
Grant County
Grant County Emergency Management Agency
Emergency Preparedness
Grant County Coroner
Pandemic flu
Health Information
Infectious Disease
Bloodborne Pathogens
Foodworker Card Classes
Handwashing
Clinic Hours
Tobacco
West Nile Virus
Child Profile
Safe Kids

Fee Ordinance
Recalls & Safety Alerts
2006 Resource for Families booklet

Getting Information on Health Issues
The Grant County Health District is a source of health and health-related information. Release of public information is covered in our disclosure policy. Individuals and agencies wishing specific information can contact the Assessment Coordinator in Moses Lake at 509-766-7960 ext. 21. In addition, you may retrieve information yourself from web-based resources. Rather than try to put information from a variety of web sites, we have chosen to link the reader to these sources of information. By so doing we are assured you will have access to the most up to date information. These links include generally important public health sites, and each page may have more specific sites relevant to the content of that page.

Reporting a public health event
To contact or provide a report to the Grant County Health District in the event of a suspected public health event, such as: communicable disease outbreaks environmental health risks natural disasters other events that threaten the health of people. Call 509-754-6060, or 509-766-7960. After hours call 509-762-1160. Healthcare providers, labs, hospitals and Veterinarians, please call 509-398-2083 after hours for required reporting of notifiable conditions. You can use this link to access Department of Health's website on notifiable conditions. You can view the legal requirements for reporting a Notifiable condition by clicking here. IN AN EMERGENCY, CALL 9-1-1