COVID-19 in Colorado
El Paso County Public Health says they’re keeping a close eye on the recent up-tick in COVID-19.
First human case of West Nile confirmed
Officials expect mosquito activity to increase in El Paso County.
How to stay safe in the heat
El Paso County Public Health shares some educational tips for the community to keep in mind when attending outdoor events.
It’s back to school and back to connection
EPCPH Co-Medical Director Paul Mayer authored this article about supporting youth mental health and well-being as they embark on a new school year.
Colorado Springs Hispanic Chamber organizes back-to-school vaccine clinics
The Colorado Springs Hispanic Chamber, the Colorado Department of Public Health and Environment, and Julissa Soto of Latino Health Equity Consulting have launched a new community outreach initiative called One School, One Vaccine at a Time.
Springs officials unveil digital mental health tool
El Paso County Public Health announced the new online platform Pikes Peak Rising 360, a “first-of-its-kind, digital self-help platform” that connects users to a library of resources on hundreds of behavioral health topics.
COVID-19 cases see typical summer increase for third year in a row
COVID-19 cases and hospitalizations in El Paso County are on the rise after hitting a low in the spring.
West Nile-infected mosquitoes make presence known in Colorado
El Paso County Public Health is preparing for a heavy season of West Nile virus cases caused by mosquito bites, despite decreased rainfall for the year
State funding to address youth vaping crisis through mental health help
El Paso County Public Health officials said tobacco is targeting teens, but it is hard to get in front of the vaping problem.
Tips for a safe and healthy summer
There are a few simple things to keep in mind so you can enjoy the outdoors safely.