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- 9/17/2026 - Joint Proclamation for Suicide Prevention Month
- 9/17/2026 - Resolution Encouraging Local Policymakers to Address Kratom
- 8/20/2026 -
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WIC Services Remain via Telehealth
At this time WIC services continue primarily via phone. Please call 970-498-6720 (Fort Collins) or 970-619-4590 (Loveland, Estes Park, Berthoud) and leave a message. A staff member will return your call within one business day.
WIC hours of operation via phone are Monday-Friday 8am-6pm.
If a property has an on-site wastewater treatment system, it must be inspected by a certified third-party inspector. The inspection checks for any needed repairs and ensures the system is designed to match its current use. The inspector's report must be sent to the Larimer County Department of Health and Environment (LCDHE) before the real estate transaction is finalized.
Saturday, January 16: Free Flu Vaccine Clinic
What: Free Flu Vaccines / Vacunas contra la gripe gratis
When: This Saturday. January 16, 1-4pm / Cuando: Este sábado, 16 de enero, 1-4pm
Where: Lago Vista Mobile Home Park (near the clubhouse) / Donde: Lago Vista Mobile Home Park (cerca del centro comunitario)
No pre-registration required / Registración no necesaria
COVID-19 VACCINE AVAILABILITY
Larimer County Department of Health and Environment COVID-19 vaccines are temporarily unavailable. We will update our website as soon as we have additional information.
Legal Notice
May 20, 2021, 6:00 pm - 2021 Request for Hearing - OWTS Regulation Amendments
The clinic registration forms should only be completed if you have a scheduled appointment. Please only complete the forms that clinical services staff requested for you to complete. If you need to schedule an appointment please call 970-498-6700 or complete one of the following forms:
If you're sick, especially with a cold-like illness, here's what you need to know:
1. Stay Home: If you're sick, especially with a cold-like illness, please stay home and away from others. This helps stop the sickness from spreading.
Clarifications on Child Care Exclusions
- Any child, student or staff diagnosed with COVID-19 or who is a close contact of a COVID-19 case should not go to school/child care and should isolate (10 days from onset-COVID positive) or quarantine (14 days for exposure to a positive COVID case).
- Individuals should not be kept home for usual symptoms they experience due to a chronic condition unless they are worse than usual. (an alternative diagnosis).
- Individuals with COVID symptoms not due to chronic conditions:
- If Major or Minor symptoms resolve in 24 hours they can return to school or daycare (Need to stay out an additional 24 hours if they had vomiting or diarrhea).
- If an individual has minor symptoms only and they resolve within 48 hours they can return to school or daycare after an additional 24 hours being symptom free, but must wear a face covering.
- If they are ill for more than 48 hours,or if they had major symptoms that lasted >24 hours and can't wear a face covering:
- they should stay excluded for 10 days from the date of onset or
- until an alternative diagnosis is obtained from a medical provider or
- they get a negative COVID test result.
