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Statewide Flu Immunization Clinics

In today's CDC Safe Healthcare Blog, the Consumer Product Safety Commission outlines the simple steps all parents should take to keep their children safe around medicine. Additionally, CDC has launched a new education program focused on protecting children from unintentional medication overdoses, Up and Away and Out of Sight.

National Highway Traffic Safety Administration (NHTSA): Percentage of texting drivers went up significantly, from 0.6 percent in 2009 to 0.9 percent to 2010. 3,000 people died in car accidents in 2010 because of drivers who were texting,while drivng. 01/30/2012

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Food Handler Classes are taught at the health department the first and third Tuesday of each month or anytime online. Click here for more information
Love & Logic classes begin February 8th, 2012. Call 435-277-2457 to register or for more information.
Tobacco Handler Classes are held the first Tuesday of the month at 6:30 p.m. Click here for more information

Please phone Amy at the Tooele County Health Department (435) 277-2310 for more information.

Get Flu Shot or Flu Mist Get a Food Handler Permit Ammend a Birth Record Take Food Handlers on-line Recycle Used Items Dispose of Prescriptions Get Child Safety Seat

Grama Records Search Report Under cooked Food Talk to a School Nurse Get A STD or HIV Test Find out about Baby Your Baby Contact the Web Master Get help to stop smoking File a hoarding Report

Administration Comm.Services Env. Health Family/School Health Support Services WIC Program

The Health Department will be closed Monday February 20th, 2012 for President's Day.

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Top Star Targeting Obesity in Preschool and Childcare Settings
Top Star's goal is to help child care providers improve their nutrition and physical activity environment. We are pleased to offer this program in our community. child care self-assessment goal setting workshop training technical assistance from local health professionals For more information, please contact Malaena, public health educator, at (435) 277-2481. Follow this link to the Utah Dept. of Health Top Star Program



Is your child restraint system being used correctly?



Many children aged 4 to 9 use an improperly fitting seat belt when they ride in cars Size-appropriate child restraint systems such as car seats and booster seats are often not used Shoulder belts should fit across the middle of a child's shoulder, not touching the neck - Lap belts should lie flat on top of the thighs, not higher up on the abdomen For more information about child safety seats, please contact a Public Health Educator at (435) 277-2460.