Health

Snow, ice, and freezing temperatures can hit unexpectedly, making driving conditions dangerous. Always keep an emergency kit in your vehicle, inspect your car before hitting the road, and watch out for deer. Check road conditions before you travel to ensure a safer winter journey.

Severe winter weather can cause power outages, leaving many to rely on portable generators to stay warm. However, these generators can produce carbon monoxide (CO) – a colorless, odorless, and deadly gas. Each year, CO poisoning claims hundreds of lives and affects thousands more. Learn how to stay safe and prevent CO poisoning.

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Staying active during winter is good for your brain and body. Regular exercise can significantly impact your emotional and mental health, relieve stress, and improve memory and sleep.

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Health departments across the state provide various services, including primary care, family planning, preventative programs and screenings, nutrition education, immunizations, and more. Contact your local health department with specific questions, available services, and for appointments.

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