Paxton, IL News

• Paxton, IL News
• Health Department Issues Citations
• Health Department Releases Quarterly Inspection Results
• Dead Birds Needed by Health Department
• Health Department Offers Course for Those with Chronic Disease(s)
• Grants for Solar Help Health Department Save on Energy Costs
• Health Department Distribution Center for Life-Saving Yellow Dot Program
• Free Radon Test Kits at Health Department
• Caregivers Invited to Attend Powerful Tools Program
• How Savvy Are You About Keeping Your Child Safe in the Car?
• Back to School for Paxton - Bus Schedules, Lunch Menus, School Supplies and more
• Free Samples Available At Farmer’s Market
• Meningococcal Vaccine Recommended For Preadolescents
• Caregivers Invited to Attend Powerful Tools Program
• Taking Care of You
• Health Department Releases Quarterly Inspection Results
• April 18th Last Day to Submit Water Samples
• Private Well Water Needs Annual Test
• Health Department Offers Food Service Sanitation Course
• Health Department – Flu Vaccinations Free
• Life Smart for Women Offered Free
• Health Department Implements New Alert System
• Financial Assistance Available For Seniors and Disabled
• Are You a Caregiver?
• Six Food Service Establishments Commended
• Great American Smokeout November 18th
• HEALTH DEPARTMENT ADDS FLU CLINICS
• Health Department Releases Third Quarter Inspection Results
• 250 Pounds of Drugs Collected
• Health Department Wishes to Crack Down on Illegal Dumping
• Health Department Celebrates 30 Year Anniversary
• Health Department Urges Parents-Get Your Child’s Child Safety Seat Inspected
• Free Pregnancy Testing Available
• Health Department Provides Free Meningitis Vaccine for College Students
• Local Emergency Planning Committee Meets
• Paxton Resident Receives Fraudulent Call
• Car Seat Checks July 19-23rd at Health Department
• Local Emergency Planning Committee Announces Open Meeting
• Confirmed Salmonella Cases in Ford County
• Health Department Says TB Case Not Contagious
• Persons With Special Needs Asked to Register
• Health Department Announces Inspection Results
• Health Department Holds Annual Awards Dinner
• Public Health Recognized for Flood Work
• Local Water Departments Receive 2009 Fluoridation Awards
• Health Department Granted Accreditation
• Health Department Partners With ‘Text4baby” Campaign
• Local Health Department Weighs In on County Health Rankings
• Contractors Must Follow New Lead Law
• Financial Assistance Available For Seniors and Disabled
• Health Department Releases 4th Qrt. Inspection Report
• Recalled H1N1 Vaccine Not Given Locally
• H1N1 Flu Vaccine Available to All Illinoisans
• Laboratory Reports Not Conclusive on Students Death
• Some Lab Results Received on PBL Student
• H1N1 Cases Most Severe In Young People
• Money Management Program Receives Positive Review
• Great American Smokeout November 19th
• H1N1 Immunizations Needed Now for Healthy Holiday Gatherings
• Health Department Recognizes Restaurants
• Health Department Cancels Clinics
• Flu Clinics Scheduled by Health Department
• UPDATE ON SPRING CREEK WARNING ISSUED BY HEALTH DEPARTMENT
• HEALTH WARNING ISSUED BY HEALTH DEPARTMENT
• Health Department Announces Inspection Results
• Caregivers Receive Respite at Event
• Dead Birds Needed by Health Department
• Health Department Web Page Dedicated to Swine Flu
• Health Department Provides Update on Swine Flu
• May is Stroke Awareness Month
• Health Department Recognizes Money Management Volunteers
• Caregivers Treated to Special Day
• Twenty-five Food Establishments Receive Perfect Scores
• Health Department Holds Annual Dinner
• Financial Assistance Available to Seniors and Disabled
• January – Cervical Cancer Awareness Month
• Health Department Releases 4th Qrt. Inspection Report
• January is National Radon Action Month
• Health Department Recognizes Restaurants
• State’s Inaction May Lead to Public Health Crisis
• Do YOU Have It?
• Are You a Caregiver?
• Turning Clocks Back Serves as a Reminder
• Walgreens Provides $25 gift cards for Breast Cancer Awareness Month
• Medicine Disposal Project Continues
• Health Department Reminds Well Owners to Test Following Floods
• Health Department Announces Inspection Results
• State Adopts New Food Service Sanitation Code
• Support for Caregivers Available at Health Department
• Pharmaceutical Disposal Program Yields Results
• Water Samples Accepted at Paxton Office
• Health Department Recommends Meningitis Vaccine for College Bound Students
• Health Department Announces Fair Winners
• Health Department Offers Advice Regarding Mosquito Protection
• Dead Birds Needed by Health Department
• Medicine Disposal Program Begins in Ford County
• Health Department Offers Rabies Prevention Tips
• Dead Birds Needed by Health Department
• Caregivers Receive Respite at Event
• Health Department Announces Inspection Results
• Caregivers Treated to Special Day
• PUBLIC HEALTH WARNING ALERT
• Health Department Holds Annual Dinner
• Corbett Named Public Health Administrator
• Pickering Retires Following Thirty Years as Administrator
• Recommendation for Light Disposal Given by Health Department
• Free Radon Test Kits at Health Department
• Residents Should Not Test Private Wells on February 11th
• Financial Assistance Available to Seniors and Disabled
• Health Department Web Site Provides Info on Mold
• Clean Up Instructions Available Through Health Department
• Yanders Receives Certification
• January is Cervical Cancer Awareness Month
• Health Department Helps Smokers Quit
• CDC Advises Broadening of Flu Vaccinations
• Health Department Receives Funding for Radon Testing
• HEALTH DEPARTMENT ADDS FLU CLINICS
• Expansion Helps Thousands of Women
• OCTOBER IS BREAST CANCER AWARENESS MONTH

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