The Mobile County Health Department provides low-cost rabies shots for dogs, cats, and ferrets that are good for one year during weekend clinics. https://t.co/WhOZ8YJp7J
The National Weather Service says today will be exceptionally hot as highs top out near 100 and heat indices soar into the 105 to 115 range, highest near the coast. For tips on heat safety, visit https://t.co/aKOV8TQV4K
In recognition of World Hepatitis Day, the Mobile County Health Department is raising awareness about viral hepatitis and encouraging residents to take simple but critical steps to protect their liver health. https://t.co/Cw7iL7VpDA
Dangerous heat continues today, with actual air temperatures approaching 100 degrees. The heat index will near 112 degrees today and again on Tuesday. Information on how to deal with heat exhaustion and heat stroke can be found at https://t.co/aKOV8TQV4K
🌡️ It's going to be HOT this weekend into early next week, with the potential for record-breaking heat early next week. Here are a few heat safety tips from NWS Mobile to keep cool this weekend and next week: https://t.co/U0ypyUM3iq
Family Health has planned a week of fun and learning at the Keeler Memorial Building. Each day has something special planned. Today, teens may attend a “Teen Talk” sessions at 11 a.m. in Keeler Room 351 that will cover a variety of topics.
The Alabama Department of Public Health (ADPH) has confirmed a case of measles in an Alabama resident currently residing and working outside the state. The person, who was unvaccinated, is not associated with any known public exposures in Alabama. https://t.co/wnbs2wETME
Family Health has scheduled several Reach Out and Read events. On Tuesday and Wednesday, children aged 6 months to 5 years who were scheduled for well-child visits or sick visits at the Downton Health Center were given a goodie bag with treats, along with the actual book.
Family Health has planned a week of fun and learning at the Keeler Memorial Building. Each day has something special planned. On Friday, teens may attend a “Teen Talk” sessions at 11 a.m. in Keeler Room 351 that will cover a variety of topics.
MCHD's Emergency Preparedness team reports no significant changes were made to the previous forecast. Tropical Storm Bertha will move westward through our offshore waters today, moving west of the area this evening.
The Mobile County Health Department’s Overdose Prevention Department was selected to present a poster session at the 2026 National Association of County and City Health Officials (NACCHO) 360 Conference in Louisville, Ken.
Here is the latest information from MCHD Emergency Preparedness: As of the latest advisory, Tropical Storm Bertha was located about 130 miles south-southeast of Pensacola, moving northwest at 5 mph, with maximum sustained winds around 50 mph.
July 21 marks Zero HIV Stigma Day, spearheading a movement and uniting people, communities, organizations, and entire countries to raise awareness and take action against HIV stigma, which reinforces and amplifies the HIV pandemic and related inequalities.
Here is the latest on Tropical Depression #2. It is forecast to become a tropical storm today as it meanders slowly northwest. The center of the storm is likely to pass just south of the area Tuesday into Wednesday.
Family Health has planned a week of fun and learning at the Keeler Memorial Building. Each day has something special planned. On Friday, teens may attend a “Teen Talk” sessions at 11 a.m. in Keeler Room 351 that will cover a variety of topics.