(Oct. 19, 2017) — The Utah Department of Health has received reports of an individual impersonating an FDA Compliance Officer in central Utah. This person attempted to close a restaurant and left a card afterward.
UPDATE (11/1/17): The toxic algae advisory in place for Rockport and Echo has been lifted, effective 10 a.m. Additional tests determined algae is below levels that present a public health concern. UPDATE (10/29/17): The toxic algae advisory in place
This week with sit down with Summit County Health Department Nursing Director Carolyn Rose to discuss the importance of mammograms and breast cancer screening. Although 72 percent of women 40 and older in Summit County
Katie Portwood joined the health promotion team in March and works primarily with Summit County schools to increase physical activity and improve nutritional choices among students. She is also involved with the employee wellness program.
Nathan Brooks receives Reed S. Roberts Award from Utah Environmental Health Association Summit County, Utah (Oct. 3, 2017) — Nathan Brooks, an Environmental Health Scientist at the Summit County Health Department was honored by the
All three Summit County School Districts now participating Summit County, Utah (September 26, 2017) — Beginning today, parents, students and all residents in North and South Summit school districts will have a new resource for
Basic practices such as handwashing and vaccination can make all the difference Summit County, Utah (September 20, 2017) — As autumn and cold and flu season approaches, the Summit County Health Department is reminding Summit
The Summit County Community Market is a traditional farmer's market featuring fresh produce from local growers in Summit County and Northern Utah. It is also the only farmer's market in Summit County that accepts SNAP/EBT
Mary Christa Smith is a 26-year resident of Summit County who spent time at the Oakley School and Summit Community Power Works. Now a resident of Kamas, Mary Christa has two children in the South
Announcement places vital issue among county’s top goals Coalville, Utah (August 24, 2017) — In recognition of growing mental wellness work throughout the county, Summit County Council announced the addition of mental wellness and substance
