Frequently Asked Questions - Flooding
With flooding in Eastern and Central Washington comes questions about safety and health.
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Local Cases of E. coli Could Be Linked to Romaine Lettuce Outbreak
April 27, 2018
Two Spokane County individuals, each under the age of 10, were confirmed to have E. coli O157:H7 infections that could be linked to romaine lettuce from the Yuma, Arizona growing region.
WA Department of Health urges people not to buy or eat romaine lettuce from Yuma region
WA Department of Health urges people not to buy or eat romaine lettuce from Yuma region
New Dental Clinics: Latest of Many Steps to Improve Oral Health in Spokane
Spokane continues to make strides against painful and costly effects of dental disease.
New Dental Clinics: Latest of Many Steps to Improve Oral Health in Spokane
April 23, 2018
Latest of Many Steps to Improve Oral Health in Spokane
JOINT NEWS RELEASE: Super-Sized Medevac Plane Lands in Spokane, Community Practices its Response to Infectious Disease Threats
Full-scale federal exercise, Tranquil Terminus, demonstrates local health and response partners’ preparedness to manage contagious diseases like Ebola
Request for Qualifications and Quote - Compensation Analysis
SRHD announces an RFQQ for professional services to review the wages and benefits for all positions (approximately 235 position descriptions) and possible recommendations for wage and benefit adjustments that align with SRHD's compensation philosophy.
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