Prince George's County Health Dept.

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[Prince George's County Health Dept. @PGCHealth]

Small changes today can protect your health for years to come. 💙 Chronic diseases are responsible for 7 out of 10 deaths in the U.S., including heart disease, cancer, and diabetes. The good news: Most chronic diseases are preventable with healthy lifestyle choices.

[Prince George's County Health Dept. @PGCHealth]

TOP SECRET… not really. We don’t hide anything when it comes to your family’s health.
From vaccines and screenings to nutrition and behavioral health, our services are here for you.
Your mission: Explore the Health Department Programs & Services and find what fits your family.

[Prince George's County Health Dept. @PGCHealth]

BIPOC Mental Health Month honors Bebe Moore Campbell, a powerful voice for mental health equity. Find local support and resources: https://t.co/97vlLVLnpN #BIPOC2026
#MinorityMentalHealth
#NoHealthWithoutMentalHealth
#EndTheStigma

[Prince George's County Health Dept. @PGCHealth]

Heat wave alert! Our furry friends feel the heat even faster than we do, so please take extra care of your dogs during these extreme temperatures. Keep outdoor time short, always provide plenty of fresh water, and check the pavement before walking.

[Prince George's County Health Dept. @PGCHealth]

Heat wave alert! Older adults are at higher risk for heat‑related illness. Stay safe by drinking plenty of water, staying indoors, and taking breaks in air‑conditioned or shaded areas. Check on neighbors, friends, and family too.

[Prince George's County Health Dept. @PGCHealth]

Extreme heat warning is still in effect. Cooling centers are available across the county and can be found at https://t.co/wHVn2A1opd. Please share this information with anyone who may need it. Let’s take care of ourselves and each other.

[Prince George's County Health Dept. @PGCHealth]

Heading out to watch fireworks? Celebrate safely in the heat! Bring a refillable water bottle, wear light-colored clothing, use sunscreen, and seek shade whenever possible. If you feel dizzy, weak, or nauseated, move to a cool place and slowly drink water.

[Prince George's County Health Dept. @PGCHealth]

If you’ll be outdoors, keep these health tips in mind:
• Stay hydrated.
• Wear light, breathable clothing and a hat.
• Take frequent shade breaks and in air‑conditioned areas.
• Use sunscreen and reapply regularly.
• Seek help: Dizziness, nausea, headache, muscle cramps.

[Prince George's County Health Dept. @PGCHealth]

It’s dangerously hot out! Protect your furry friends: keep walks short, stay in the shade, and make sure they have fresh water. Remember: pets feel the heat faster than we do!

[Prince George's County Health Dept. @PGCHealth]

This Fourth of July weekend, celebrate safely. High temperatures can cause heat exhaustion and heat stroke. Drink water often, seek shade or air conditioning, and check on family, friends, and neighbors. Never leave children or pets in a parked car.

[Prince George's County Health Dept. @PGCHealth]

Kids get arthritis too. Juvenile arthritis impacts hundreds of thousands of children in the U.S., but early treatment makes a big difference. Learn the signs, support families, and help spread awareness. 🧡

[Prince George's County Health Dept. @PGCHealth]

Our Pet of the Week is Avocado! Here she is in her little uniform, ready to fulfill her civic duty of being the cutest avocado in the world. Avocado lives with her mommy, Ariana, one of our proud team members in Family Health Services!

[Prince George's County Health Dept. @PGCHealth]

Extreme heat warning is still in effect. Cooling centers are available across the county and can be found at https://t.co/wHVn2A1opd. Please share this information with anyone who may need it. Let’s take care of ourselves and each other.

[Prince George's County Health Dept. @PGCHealth]

With a heat wave moving through Maryland, safety on the job is critically important.
If you work in a high-heat environment (indoors or outside), it is crucial to know your rights and recognize the early signs of heat-related illness. Learn more: https://t.co/LSiuRSmwrE

[Prince George's County Office of Homeland Security @PGCountyOHS]

Whether it’s a severe weather warning, a major road closure, or a critical public safety update, Alert Prince George’s delivers real-time notifications straight to your phone or email. You choose how you want to be reached and what neighborhoods you want to keep tabs on. Scan the QR code to register today!
Ya sea una alerta meteorológica severa, un cierre importante de carreteras o una actualización crucial sobre seguridad pública, Alert Prince George’s te envía notificaciones en tiempo real directamente a su teléfono o correo electrónico. Usted elige cómo quiere recibirlas y qué vecindarios quiere monitorear. ¡Escanea el código QR para registrarte hoy! #EmergencyManagement #EmergencyPreparedness #BeReady #PlanAhead #PrinceGeorgesCounty #ElevatePrinceGeorges #MarylandReady #WeatherSafety #AlertPrinceGeorges #HeatSafety #BeatTheHeat #SummerSafety #HeatstrokeKills

[Prince George's County Office of Homeland Security @PGCountyOHS]

Una ola de calor se acerca al condado de Prince George; se espera que las temperaturas alcancen cerca de los 100 grados Fahrenheit y que los valores del índice de calor se aproximen a unos peligrosos 112 grados. Recuerde mantenerse hidratado, proteger a sus familiares y mascotas, y permanecer en interiores con aire acondicionado cuando sea posible. Puede encontrar más recursos, incluidas las ubicaciones de los centros de enfriamiento, en https://t.co/cQQz6Xyvlt. Anticípese al calor y a cualquier emergencia relacionada con el clima registrándose en Alert Prince George's a través de https://t.co/aZ3lBz96rC. Es un proceso rápido que le envía actualizaciones en tiempo real sobre seguridad pública, el clima y el tráfico directamente a su teléfono o correo electrónico.

#PrinceGeorgesCounty #ElevatePrinceGeorges #AlertPrinceGeorges #HeatWave #ExtremeHeatAlert #StayCool #Maryland #SummerSafety #BeattheHeat

[Prince George's County Health Dept. @PGCHealth]

The Extreme Heat Alert is still active for Prince George's County. Please stay cautious and watch for signs of heat exhaustion, which can include:
• Heavy sweating
• Weakness or tiredness
• Dizziness or headache
• Nausea or vomiting
• Muscle cramps
https://t.co/i0uGMLZwMX

[Prince George's County Health Dept. @PGCHealth]

With a heat wave moving through Maryland, safety on the job is critically important.

If you work in a high-heat environment (indoors or outside), it is crucial to know your rights and recognize the early signs of heat-related illness.

Learn More: https://t.co/LSiuRSmwrE

[Community Relations @PGCCommunity]

🌡️ Extreme heat is expected through
July 4. Stay hydrated, limit outdoor activity, and cool off at designated Prince George’s County cooling centers. Check on older adults and vulnerable neighbors, and stay safe! 💙 #HeatSafety #PGParks

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[Prince George's County Health Dept. @PGCHealth]

Actualmente está vigente una advertencia de calor extremo para nuestra zona. Se espera que las temperaturas alcancen niveles peligrosamente altos, con índices de calor que superan los límites de seguridad. Cuídese y tome este calor muy en serio.