What is a Closed POD?
A Closed Point of Dispensing (POD) is a company site that provides medication and other supplies directly to a business’s employees and their families during a public health emergency.
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Environmental Site Assessment (Phase I ESA) Reviews
The Larimer County Department of Health and Environment provides Phase I ESA reviews for interested parties. You should not submit a CORA request for this information. This review process includes the following environmental concerns:
Stressed?
Nicotine isn’t helping, it’s actually making your stress worse.
If you’ve thought about quitting, you’re not alone. Most people who smoke or vape think about quitting many times, and it actually takes several tries to quit for good. Having support helps, and getting help is easier than you might think. Opting out can look different for everyone, but it starts with a choice. Here are a few ways to start-
The Perinatal Nurse Support Program connects pregnant/postpartum individuals affected by OUD/SUD with a dedicated nurse who provides ongoing support.
The Larimer County Department of Health and Environment (LCDHE) has launched a new podcast, Healthier Together: Larimer County’s Public Health Podcast, designed to bring local public health stories, data, and practical health guidance directly to the community
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Join us for the 2026 Community Health Improvement Plan (CHIP) Annual Event: The Power of Social Prescribing. This year, we’ll explore belonging, social connection, and the growing role of social prescribing in community health.
January is Radon Action Month and the Larimer County Department of Health and Environment (LCDHE) and Larimer County Colorado State University (CSU) Extension Office are urging residents to test their homes for radon. Free radon test kits are available, while supplies last.
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2026 Birth and Death Records Fees
Please note a change in fees for issuing Colorado Birth and Death Certificates, effective January 1, 2026, $25 for the initial certificate and $20 for each additional copy.
Welcome to Healthier Together: Larimer County’s Public Health Podcast, where we come together for healthier lives, connected communities, and real conversations.
What to Expect
Join us each week for news, tips, and stories from your local public health team.
