Alerts: Sept. 2, 2025: Multiple measles exposures have occurred in Spokane County. See locations, safety measures for individuals who have been exposed, and frequently asked questions. | Some federal websites are experiencing disruptions while being reviewed for compliance with executive orders. As a result, some links and information on srhd.org may be unavailable.
Spokane Regional Health District, in partnership with Providence and MultiCare recently released the 2024-2025 Community Health Needs Assessment (CHNA). Why is this important? Because your health matters. This report tells us what keeps Spokane County from reaching its best health. Like a map, it looks at where we are right now, where we want to be in the future, and what partnerships and programs can help us get there.
UPDATE: After hearing feedback from clients and the community, the Board of Health asked Treatment Services to offer extended hours. In response, the clinic will be open for dispensing from 5:15 a.m. to 1:15 p.m., Monday through Friday, and Saturday, from 7 - 10:45 a.m.
Air quality is currently in the Moderate/Yellow category, but is forecast to deteriorate to Unhealthy/Red category on the Air Quality Index. According to the Spokane Regional Clean Air Agency, smoke from regional wildfires, combined with poor overnight ventilation, is leading to worsening air quality. Conditions are forecast to decline from Wednesday afternoon through Thursday morning due to shifting winds and ongoing fire activity.
A resident of Spokane County who was in an area previously identified for high-risk measles exposure and who is experiencing symptoms that are consistent with those of measles, is presumed to be positive for the highly contagious disease, according to local public health officials.
Local public health officials have confirmed a measles infection in a Kootenai County resident with exposure risk in Spokane County.
Vaccination event offering routine childhood vaccines and select adult vaccines. See the table below for available vaccines. This vaccination clinic is open to:
No appointments. Walk-ins are welcome.
You will need to fill out a consent form for any individuals receiving vaccine at the event. To save time at the event, you may download, print and complete the demographic portion of the consent form for each individual receiving vaccine at this event and bring it with you. Please use the Child Consent Form for individuals who are under 19 years of age (0-18).
Available Vaccines
| Vaccine | Children | Adults |
|---|---|---|
| COVID-19 | X | X |
| DTaP | X | |
| Hep A | X | X |
| Hep B | X | X |
| Hep A/B (Twinrix) | X | |
| Hib | X | |
| HPV | X | X |
| Influenza (Flu) | X | X |
| Meningococcal | X | |
| Mpox (JYNNEOS) | ||
| Tdap | X | X |
| Pneumonia | X | X |
| Polio | X | X |
| MMR | X | X |
| Shingles | X | |
| Varicella | X |
Spokane Regional Health District’s (SRHD) strategic plan isn’t just a document; it’s our flight plan. It guides how we serve, support, and show up for the community. Goal One of the plan is clear: Be trusted and visible in the community. The Immunization Program is one of the key ways we bring this goal to life.
