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COVID-19 Information

May 19, 2022

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HHS General News & Information

Increase in COVID-19 and Flu Activity

Jackson County Public Health reports an increase in COVID-19 and flu (influenza) activity in Jackson County.

Limited Drive Thru Rabies Vaccine & License Clinic By...

This is a special "Drive Thru" Vaccine and License Clinic.

Health Advisory: Increase in Gastroenteritis Cases in...

Jackson County Public Health is issuing a health advisory due to the increase of gastroenteritis cases and outbreaks in Jackson County among daycare and school-aged children.

Jackson County Public Health is issuing a health advisory due to the increase of gastroenteritis cases and outbreaks in Jackson County among...

Low-Cost Microchip Clinic

A dog or cat microchip can help your lost pet return home safely.

Annual Middle School Problem Gambling Awareness Calendar...

Participate in the 2022 statewide art search

Middle school students (6-8th) in Jackson County are invited to participate in the 2022 statewide art search.

COVID-19 Testing Information

What to do if You are Sick

If you are sick with COVID-19 or think you might have it, follow the steps below to help protect other people in your home and the community.

COVID-19 Testing Guidance

As we experience a surge of COVID-19 cases that is larger than we have previously experienced, we are seeing a limitation in how many tests are...

COVID-19 Support Hotline

If you tested positive or were exposed to COVID‑19, our trained professionals can help.

WIC’s veggie and fruit benefits have been extended...

Protect yourself and your baby from COVID-19

Where to get vaccinated in Jackson County

Local clinics and pharmacies also offer COVID-19 vaccination. Find a vaccine provider near you.

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MISSION

It is the mission of Jackson County Health and Human Services to plan, coordinate, and provide public services that protect and promote the health and well being of county residents. Our community's most vulnerable population is our priority.

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