Jackson County Health & Human Services

07/01/2022

We will be closed July 4th and will reopen at 8:00 a.m. on July 5th.

04/06/2022

Shout out to Penny Nicolai. The sweetest, kindest lady that loves to serve everyone she meets. She is perfect face and voice that clients can count on to get them to the right resources. Give her a smile next time you see or call the DHS front desk.

01/20/2022

Miranda Greenwold, BRMH Marketing & Community Relations Director (left) presented a $500 check to Katie Boone, JC Public Health Specialist for use by the coalition Together for Jackson County Kids to offset the cost of disposal of needles from the community drop box. Read more http://ow.ly/WAiC50HyULg

04/09/2020

03/25/2020

HAPPY SUNDAY MORNING PEPIN COUNTY! ☀️

📢Here is your daily COVID-19 Pepin County Data Update:

As of Sunday, March 22, 2020, at 9:30 am, Pepin County Health Department reports the following data:

🔸 There have been 17 individuals who reside in Pepin County who have been tested for COVID-19 to date. Bringing our total to 19 individuals who are currently being, or have been monitored for COVID-19.

🔸 There have been 11 negative COVID-19 test results in Pepin County.

🔸 There have been 0 (zero) positive COVID-19 test results in Pepin County.

🔸 There are currently 6 test results pending of residents who live in Pepin County.

2 (two) individuals who live outside of Pepin County but could have a potential impact on Pepin County have been tested for COVID-19, and both of them were negative.

Today, and every day, PLEASE make a conscious effort to practice social distancing (staying 6 feet from others). And remember, it is more than okay to get outside and enjoy the fresh air!

Please practice good hand hygiene (scrubbing for at least 20 seconds), and stay home as much as possible!!

TOGETHER, WE CAN DO THIS!! Please do your part!👍

03/22/2020

Please keep practicing those everyday prevention measures! Wash your hands often and cover your sneezes and coughs with a tissue or your elbow. http://bit.ly/3a9Ozys

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¡Sigue practicando esas medidas de prevención cotidianas! Lávese las manos con frecuencia y cubra sus estornudos y tos con un pañuelo desechable o su codo. http://bit.ly/3a9Ozys