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  1. Health Department NewsLearn about what's affecting health in the county
  1. Mosquito news flash (1)

    Eastern Equine Encephalitis (EEE) Information

    As of 10/8, no human or animal cases of EEE have been identified in Washtenaw County. Aerial spraying for mosquitoes was done in a small part of northern Washtenaw due to an animal case in Livingston County. Prevent mosquito bites when possible. Read on...
  2. Jimena Loveluck with sign behind with Spanish words todos son bienvenidos aqui

    Washtenaw County Health Department Names New Health Officer

    The Washtenaw County Health Department is happy to announce the Washtenaw County Board of Commissioners has appointed Jimena Loveluck as the County’s new Health Officer. Ellen Rabinowitz will be retiring after 30 years of public service. Read on...
  3. Annual Report Cover newsflash

    Read our 2018 Annual Report

    In 2018, the Washtenaw County Health Department provided thousands of clinical visits and environmental health inspections. We took action against new and reemerging threats like PFAS, hepatitis A and measles. And we centered a vision for health equity. Read on...
  4. Two boys on bouncy balls

    County Health Rankings: Washtenaw County is healthy. But not for all.

    Washtenaw County ranks as the fourth healthiest county in Michigan– and first in health behaviors and clinical care. But the 2019 County Health Rankings also show that while there are a lot of opportunities for health in Washtenaw, not everyone benefits. Read on...
  5. Pregnant woman&#39s belly with baby shoes and text, ssmoking increases your baby&#39s risk of birth

    Eleven Percent of Washtenaw County Pregnant Women Smoke. Free Help is Available.

    Pregnant women can get free help in quitting smoking and tobacco use by calling the Michigan Tobacco Quitline at 1-800-QUIT-NOW. Read on...
  6. The Healing Forest - 48 conversations about the opioid epidemic and community recovery in Washtenaw

    Community-wide Solutions Needed to Address Opioid Epidemic

    Some epidemics rush in like a tornado with immediate obvious destruction. The opioid epidemic is more like fungus that slowly attacks trees, eventually decimating the forest. This is the focus of the new "Healing Forest" report by the Health Department. Read on...
  7. Marijuana Plants

    Marijuana Legalization: What You Need to Know

    Adult-use recreational marijuana is now legal in Michigan. Here's what you need to know about the law and the health effects. Read on...
  8. Legionnaires

    Washtenaw County Sees Increase in Legionnaires’ Disease

    Eighteen adults in Washtenaw County have been diagnosed with Legionnaires’ disease (Legionella pneumonia) in 2018. No deaths have been reported. Read on...
  9. Fish with red cross over it

    Michigan extends ‘Do Not Eat’ Fish Advisory for Huron River to Lake Erie

    On Aug., 31, 2018, the Michigan Department of Health and Human Services (MDHHS) issued an expanded ‘Do Not Eat’ fish advisory for all fish in the Huron River in Livingston, Oakland, Washtenaw, Wayne, and Monroe Counties. Read on...
  10. Hepatitis A outbreak graphic. There&#39s a hepatitis A outbreak. Most Washtenaw County Adults are no

    Stop Hepatitis A: Get Vaccinated

    Vaccination and good handwashing can prevent the spread of illness. Call 734-544-6700 to schedule an appointment. Read on...
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  1. Spotlight on HealthBuilding a healthy Washtenaw County together
  1. Black mother with baby on chest

    Black Mothers’ Breastfeeding Group Lowering Disparities

    "Being able to meet up with other mothers of color, other mothers who look like me, I feel more supported and welcomed. To have that is awesome, and to know it’s in your community.” Read on...
  2. Nurse taking a mans blood pressure

    Want to Make a Healthy Change? Sign Up for Wise Choices

    Wise Choices helps Washtenaw County residents make healthy changes with free health screenings and health coaching. To enroll, call the Washtenaw County Health Department at 734-544-6700 and ask for Wise Choices. Read on...
  3. All Are Welcome Here poster with the message all are welcome here in seven languages

    All Are Welcome Here

    When everyone is healthy, we all benefit. We proudly serve immigrants, refugees and all who live in Washtenaw County. Read on...
  4. Deena Hawasli

    Stress-Free Immunizations: We’ve got you covered

    Even after receiving multiple shots and blood tests, Deena Hawasli was smiling after her appointment with the Washtenaw County Health Department’s immunization program. Read on...
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  1. Two health department staff with their babies

    Public Health Babies

    We strive to support health for moms and babies wherever they are. Breastfeeding staff members can bring their little ones under six months to work.

  2. Two CSHCS clients interacting at picnic

    Children's Special Health Care Services Picnic

    Two Children's Special Health Care Services clients at the 2017 CSHCS Meet and Greet Picnic

  3. Prescription for Health participant with food from farmers market

    Prescription for Health

    A Prescription for Health participant with fresh food from the Pittsfield Township Farmers Market

  4. Health department sanitarian inspecting a restaurant

    Restaurant Inspections

    One of our sanitarians inspecting a local restaurant to ensure food safety

  5. Two seniors buying food at farmers market

    Senior Project Fresh

    Two Senior Project Fresh participants picking out food at the Ypsilanti Farmers Market

  6. Woman learning babywearing

    Babywearing at WIC Ice Cream Social

    Babywearing demonstration at the WIC Ice Cream Social

  7. Smiling baby with an I heart public health shirt

    We <3 Public Health

  8. WIC Project Fresh sign in station

    WIC Project Fresh

    WIC Project Fresh provides coupons to WIC participants to buy fresh food at local farmers markets

  9. Mother and child at WIC Project Fresh

    WIC Project Fresh

    WIC Project Fresh provides coupons to WIC participants to buy fresh food at local farmers markets

  10. Ypsilanti Mobile Farm Stand

    Ypsilanti Mobile Farm Stand

    The Ypsilanti Mobile Farm Stand stops by our building every week during the summer

  11. Four people writing ideas at community conversation

    Whitmore Lake Community Conversation

    Whitmore Lake community members prioritize health issues at a community conversation

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  1. Mon Oct. 14

    Families Against Narcotics Washtenaw County Monthly Meeting

  2. Wed Oct. 16

    Healthy Food Distribution

  3. Fri Oct. 25

    Board of Health Meeting
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  1. Health Department
    555 Towner Street
    Ypsilanti, MI 48198
    Phone: 734-544-6700
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  1. Environmental Health
    705 N Zeeb Road
    Ann Arbor, MI 48103
    Phone: 734-222-3800
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  1. Dental Clinic
    111 N Huron Street
    Ypsilanti, MI 48197
    Phone: 734-480-4250
    Register: 877-313-6232

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