Novel Coronavirus (COVID-19)

Page Last reviewed: February 3, 2023 at 1:06 p.m.

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  1. Veterinary Tranquilizer Xylazine Linked to a Growing Number of Overdose Deaths

    The U.S. Drug Enforcement Administration has issued a public safety alert warning about the dangers of Xylazine. Other Washington counties are seeing this drug in their communities, and we think xylazine is likely in our community or will be here soon. Learn more

  2. An Update on Our Housing and Homelessness Programs

    Earlier this week we provided the Whatcom County Council with an update on our housing and shelter programs. We also want to provide you, our community, with this information. Learn more

  3. UPDATE: No Toxins Found in Padden Algae

    The City of Bellingham and Whatcom County Health and Community Services are responding to reports of algae and green-colored water at Lake Padden and Padden Creek. Learn more

  4. Whatcom Residents Invited to Share Opinions and Experiences around Immunization in Online Survey

    We want to understand your feelings and experiences around vaccines, and we have created a brief survey for you to anonymously share your opinions with us! This survey is open to anyone in Whatcom County who is 18 or older. Learn more

  5. March Pop-up Clinics

    Find out when and where Whatcom County Health and Community Services pop-up COVID-19 and flu vaccine clinics are this month. No insurance is needed for Whatcom County Health and Community Services pop-up vaccine clinics. Learn more
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