Make an evacuation plan for ALL your animals before emergencies happen. Animal shelters should be a last resort when possible. Learn more about animal emergency preparedness at: tinyurl.com/56xz4b4s
ALT Dog with people in the background with text, "Every animal in your household should have an evacuation plan"
For Immediate Release: Public Health Reports Recent Big Chico Creek Samples Negative for E. coli O157. View the full press release here: tinyurl.com/5n6byape
ALT Public Health logo on a blue background with text, "Recent Big Chico Creek Samples Negative for E. coli O157"
For Immediate Release: Butte County Public Health to Conduct Additional Testing for E. coli O157 in Big Chico Creek. View the full press release here: tinyurl.com/kkzj87hb
For Immediate Release: Public Health to Lift No-Swim Advisory for Big Chico Creek Following New Test Results. View the full press release here: tinyurl.com/2fht5w5d
Public Health Urges Butte County Residents to Protect Against Fall/Winter Respiratory Illnesses - Vaccines Continue to Provide the Best Protection Against Severe Illness.
View the full press release here: tinyurl.com/ywrmd7sd
Public Health Reports First Human West Nile Virus Death of the Season. Residents urged to protect themselves from WNV by reducing the number of mosquitoes on their property and preventing mosquito bites.
View full press release here: tinyurl.com/mwfypwcz
Smoke from the #GreenFire in Shasta County is starting to impact areas of Butte County. Keep an eye on current AQI conditions before your outdoor activities.
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FOR IMMEDIATE RELEASE | May 19, 2025
Butte County Public Health Issues Advisory Regarding Norovirus Outbreaks at Outdoor Environmental Camp in Nevada County. View the full press release here: tinyurl.com/5n8xk528
Public Health partners with Virginia Tech Transportation Institute to educate young drivers on truck safety at Pleasant Valley High School in Chico and Las Plumas High School in Oroville. Learn more: tinyurl.com/488e2tj6
Public Health is pleased to announce the relocation of the Chico Public Health Clinic to a new facility in Meriam Park. Beginning Monday, March 17, the clinic will operate at its new location: 1930 Notre Dame Blvd., in Chico. View full press release: tinyurl.com/bdefjj39
Public Health is reporting the first flu-related death for the 2024-25 flu season, underscoring the severe impact of seasonal viruses. The individual, who was in their 60s and unvaccinated, passed away due to complications from influenza. Learn more: tinyurl.com/bdcm846a
In addition to the Flood Advisories we have out, our Flood Watch for locations below 5500 ft continues through 4am Wednesday, 2/5. NEVER drive through flooded roads! Check road conditions before you leave at quickmap.dot.ca.gov#CAwx
ALT Flooding Potential. Timing: Through 4am Wednesday, February 5, 2025. Forecast: Valley and Delta: An additional 2 to 3 inches of rain. Foothills: an additional 3 to 5 inches of rain. Mountains below 5500 feet: an additional 3 to 7 inches of rain. Nuisance flooding on roads and urban and low lying areas. Sharp rises on area rivers, creeks, and streams. Potential for mud/rock slides in the foothills. Precautions: Never drive across flooded roads. Be aware if living near streams and creeks. Have an evacuation plan and emergency kit.
Bird Flu Detected in Commercial Upland Game Bird Farm in Butte County - Bird hunters urged to take precautions. View the full press release: tinyurl.com/mx594vv8
Public Health is pleased to announce the appointment of Dr. Jarett Beaudoin as the new Public Health Officer. Dr. Beaudoin brings a wealth of experience in clinical medicine, academia, and public health to this vital role. View the full press release: tinyurl.com/3ryk4f4y
Public Health announces bird flu infection in a non-commercial backyard poultry flock in Butte County. Poultry owners should be aware of the potential for H5N1 exposure, know the signs of infected poultry, and take steps to prevent exposure. Learn more: tinyurl.com/445pndth
For Immediate Release | October 7, 2024: Public Health Urges Butte County Residents to Protect Against
Fall/Winter Respiratory Illnesses: Vaccines Continue to Provide Best Protection Against Severe Illness.
View the full press release: tinyurl.com/2pmuurzy
#Breaking Public Health announces first human West Nile Virus death for the 2024 season. The individual was between 40-50 years old. Read full press release: tinyurl.com/bdcp23vt
Before returning to homes and property after the devastating #ParkFire, please watch this video as it contains important details about the hazards of entering a fire-impacted area. Thanks to our partners: @Cal_OES@CALFIRE_ButteCo!
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