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If
you have questions regarding dead birds and avian flu, click here for info
 . .
.Are you ready? Do you have an Emergency Action Plan?
Breaking
News . . . Emerging Infectious Diseases
Food Safety
Press Releases
AVIAN FLU (pandemic flu info)
Hanta
virus
Zoonotic and Vector Borne
Disease Newsletter
Do you really need an
antibiotic?
Mosquitoes — How to control
them 
West
Nile Virus State toll-free Hotline... 1 866 788- 4787 WNV Newsletters (from DOH)
U.S. and State maps for West Nile Virus (updated monthly)
Mosquito-borne Diseases ( a slide show )
Aquatic
Mosquito Control NPDES General Permit
. . .What
about my horse? . . . Mosquito Control District
issues . . . CDC on WNV
and you'll find even more here, here, or
here under "West Nile
Virus"
Washington State's
Mosquito-borne Disease Response Plan (a long pdf file)
FOR MOSQUITO COMPLAINTS, etc. contact Kathleen @ (360)
678-7914
Island County Mosquito Surveillance Program Report (2003-2004)
WNV Recommendation to Local Board of
Health
Camano Island Mosquito Control District
Animal Bites & Bats , REPORTING AND COLLECTING** (with concerns about Rabies )
Health Department
phone numbers during normal business hours for animal bites & bat
reports and collection: (Monday – Friday, 8:00
a.m.-4:30 p.m.)
From Whidbey Island -
(360) 679-7350 x 7296 From
Camano Island – (360) 629-4522 x 7350
After
hours or holidays please call our normal emergency response number:
24/7 Response Phone Emergency Only: (360) 679-9567 or (360) 629- 2224 (from
Camano)
(this activity has the contact information for the
on-call Health Dept. personnel)
**with
concerns about possible Avian flu in sick or dying birds, look here. |
Earthquake &
Tsunami info . . . (and other
disaster planning info for the Pacific NW) . . . Be ready
WA State Public
Health News (click for beach closure and recreational
shellfish info)
Presently, all Island
County beaches are open to all shellfish harvesting. The health department cautions
everyone to always be sure to thoroughly cook shellfish taken from any beach in Island
County.
*Bloodborne Pathogen Exposure Frequently Asked
Questions
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(Puget Sound Blood
Bank Regional Drives)
