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✔Vaccines up to date. ✔Living their #bestlife.

Preparing your kids for vaccine-preventable diseases keeps them safe and gives you one less thing to worry about!

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Prepare Now for Hot Weather

Find out how to keep yourself and your loved ones safe and healthy during extreme heat events.

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4.4-5.9

The number of degrees Fahrenheit that the mean annual temperature in Spokane is projected to increase by mid-century.

Spokane Climate Project

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July

The peak month for heat-related ER visits in the United States.

The National Syndromic Surveillance Program

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73%

of Spokane County adults reported a “Somewhat strong” or “Very strong” sense of belonging to their neighborhood or community in 2022.

SRHD Quality of Life Survey

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August is National Immunization Awareness Month: are your kids up to date?

Aug 17 | Life as a parent is busy enough! When you're busy helping your little one's juggle school, homework, after-school activities, childcare, play dates, and more, your to-do list can pile up quickly—and you might not know where to start. But if there's one thing you can prioritize and feel good about crossing off your to-do list, it's getting your kids up to date on their vaccines.

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Practical Ways to Beat the Heat!

Aug 8 | We’ve all been talking about heat a lot lately. Although our community hasn’t normally seen the extremes other parts of the country see, we are starting to see more extreme heat events. This shift in weather means we need to have a shift in our way of thinking. There are many small changes we can make to beat the heat.

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Is Our Community Ready for Extreme Heat?

Jun 27 | In June of 2021, a heat wave hit the Pacific Northwest causing record breaking temperatures and the deaths of 19 of our neighbors in Spokane County. The event revealed the need for our area to prepare for extreme heat, especially since summers are getting warmer in the Inland Northwest. Spokane Regional Health District is excited to work with Gonzaga University’s Climate Center as they help our community do just that through their Beat the Heat initiative.