Here’s how to camp and stay food safe this #NationalCampingMonth:
🧼Keep hands and utensils clean
🥩Keep raw meat separate from other foods
🌡️Cook to safe temps using a food thermometer
🧊Keep cold foods below 40 F
Alliance City Health Department has a new syringe exchange program providing syringe access, safe disposal of used needles, linkage to care, Narcan & snacks. Thursdays, 2P-4P at the Alliance Commons, 405 S. Linden Ave.
#cantonhealth#harmreductionworks#syringeexchange
Our department has recently been awarded accreditation status from the Public Health Accreditation Board (PHAB). This demonstrates our department's commitment and dedication to excellence, accountability and ongoing improvement in public health practices.
Remember to go inside and bring pets in at the first sign of severe weather. When thunder roars, go indoors! To learn more, visit: https://t.co/atSAcvBrdc #SWAW2025
If stored properly, frozen foods can last forever but taste doesn't. Save this chart and aim to freeze foods at peak quality – before the best by, freeze by, sell by, or use by date. #FrozenFoodsMonth https://t.co/opI1tKWAzE
Adults 65 years and older are at higher risk of developing serious #flu complications. With flu cases increasing locally, there’s still time to protect yourself from flu’s worst symptoms. Talk to your doctor about getting a flu shot.👉 https://t.co/e1mHwTX33k
#cantonhealth
Off-and-on snow showers expected through early next week. Chilly temperatures will stick around for today and tonight before a warming trend into next week where we'll see highs in the mid 30s. #OHwx#PAwx
Winter power outages can bring additional hazards. Be prepared for power outages and know how to stay safe. For more information on winter safety, visit: https://t.co/lw89rd7cZA #OhioEMA