We want to hear from you! What are the greatest health needs in your community?
We are completing a Community Health Assessment to learn about the health and wellness needs, strengths, and problems faced by the residents in the communities we serve. Read on...
Douglas County Commissioners and Tri-County Health Department signed an Intergovernmental Agreement Sept. 28 for TCHD to continue providing public health services through the end of 2022. Read on...
The enforcement of Public Health Orders is a process that involves communication and education. A recent news story inaccurately reported that TCHD was going to arrest teachers and staff for not enforcing the current mask order, which is false. Read on...
Tri-County Health Department announces the launch of an expansion to the Love My Air program to include additional air monitors. The monitors will provide local air quality data to allow public health to better monitor local air quality conditions Read on...
On Monday, Aug. 30, Tri-County Health Department was notified that a Commerce City resident tested positive for West Nile virus. This case follows reports of WNV-infected mosquitoes in Adams and Arapahoe counties and three infected horses in Adams County. Read on...
The Board of Health voted to rescind their policy on allowing opt outs to county-wide public health orders, rescind their recent school mask order for children aged 2-11 years, and put a universal mask order in place for all schools. Read on...
With the highly spreadable Delta variant surging across the Metro Denver area and vaccination coverage increasing slowly, Tri-County Health Department endorses the new guidance from the Centers for Disease Control and Prevention about wearing facemasks. Read on...
Baby animals are irresistible, but they may be dangerous if they carry an animal-borne disease like rabies or have an aggressive mother nearby. The best protection is to avoid contact all together. Teach children to stay away from all wild animals. Read on...
