We are happy to announce Kim VanPelt as our new Health Department Director! Read more: https://t.co/YN0kfL6hGO

Everyone deserves access to help that actually works. Proven, evidence-based care is key to effective #SuicidePrevention Find help today https://t.co/fUnGxuySid #MentalHealthMatters #988

The Snohomish County Board of Health proclaims September 2025 as National Preparedness Month! Make a plan, build a kit, and stay informed, so that together, our community is prepared for any disaster or emergency.

September is Suicide Prevention Awareness Month. Learn the warning signs, normalize help-seeking, and let people know there are proven treatments that work. Check out SAMHSA’s #SuicidePreventionMonth toolkit https://t.co/2HhQLOsMoL

Not all bucket list items need to be extreme, some just need to be smart. Cross off taking the Septic Care Workshop today. Learn more and take the Snohomish County Health Department’s free online Septic Care Workshop at https://t.co/0VMQEjkKfN!

Inspections today, savings tomorrow! Keep your piggy bank safe by scheduling a routine septic inspection. Catching small problems early can help prevent major financial headaches in the future. P.S. Don’t forget to apply for an inspection rebate at https://t.co/0VMQEjkKfN!

Be smoke ready, Snohomish County! Prepare for wildfire season with these quick tips. Stay informed and keep your lungs healthy all summer long.

It's hot out today! Here are some tips to survive the heat. If someone has signs of heat stroke, call 911. #summerheat

Keep the places your pets love safe by caring for your septic system! Rivers, lakes, and lawns can get contaminated with harmful bacteria when septic systems aren’t working right. Learn more in our online Septic Care Workshop at https://t.co/0VMQEjkKfN!

Happy Fourth of July! Our offices are closed today in observance of the holiday. Online services are available at https://t.co/UbswqAtsZD

Wishing you a safe and fun Fourth of July! Make sure you are prepared for sunshine and heat by staying hydrated, loading up on sunscreen, and taking plenty of breaks in the shade. #summersafety

We're pleased to announce Dennis Worsham as our new Secretary of Health, effective July 7. @GovBobFerguson appointed Worsham, who brings more than 32 years of public health leadership and expertise to the role.

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Our offices are closed today in honor of Memorial Day. We will be open again tomorrow. Online services are available at https://t.co/UbswqAtsZD

Measles cases are on the rise in the U.S., with over 1,000 reported so far in 2025 — on track to be the highest in decades. We spoke with health officers from Snohomish and King County to share what you need to know. Read the Q&A: https://t.co/MDILG0bWYy

Hoy, EE.UU. superó los 1,000 casos de sarampión desde el 1 de enero, lo que pone al 2025 en camino de ser el año con más casos desde principios de la década de 1990. Preguntamos a nuestros funcionarios de salud: ¿Cómo proteger a mi bebé si viajo? Y más:

We may not agree on everything, but we can all agree that protecting our health is essential. Millions of adults get sick each year from preventable diseases. The good news? Vaccines and healthy habits can help protect us all. #GetVaccinated

A measles case has been identified in a King County infant. The individual traveled through Seattle-Tacoma International Airport (SEA) and visited Seattle Children’s Hospital while infectious. People who are vaccinated are very well protected. Read more: https://t.co/PrijG4bKJb

With 800 measles cases and 10 outbreaks so far in 2025, the US is on track to surpass the 2019 total of 1,274 cases—the highest number since the virus was declared eliminated in 2000 https://t.co/Q6nXkGjVda via @CIDRAP

Public Health – Seattle & King County was notified of a confirmed measles case. The individual traveled through Seattle-Tacoma International Airport (SEA) and stayed overnight at a nearby hotel, on April 6 and 7, 2025, while infectious. https://t.co/qvE4aGVfdI