Solano Public Health

Zoom into Wellness begins Monday! Join us for a full month of wellness programming, 5-6 p.m., Nov. 2. The first session is Cooking 101 for the Next Generation with Dr. Tami Hendriksz. Register for free at tu.edu/zoomintowellness Watch social media for future sessions!

¡Feliz Dia de los Muertos! Today begins the celebration of the Day of the Dead, a tradition for many of our Latinx families and communities to honor and remember loved ones who have passed. Let’s keep our current familia safe while we remember and celebrate our departed familia. Have safe and small get-togethers, wear a mask, and maintain social distancing as much as possible, even when around extended family.

Happy Halloween, Solano! Check out this guide for other tips to keep Halloween fun and safe: bit.ly/SafeHalloweenSolano

Keep yourself, your family, and your community safe this Halloween. Remember to keep 6-foot distance from others outside your household, wear a face covering and practice good hand hygiene when handling candy. Happy Halloween everyone!

October 25-31 is Lead Poisoning Prevention Week! Did you know that lead can be in pottery and ceramic dishware like water crocks, bean pots, or highly decorated Chinese dishes? Learn more at www.cdph.ca.gov/programs/clppb. #NLPPW2020 ¿Sabía que el plomo puede estar en cerámica y vajillas de cerámica como vasijas de agua, ollas de frijoles o platos chinos muy decorados? Aprenda más en www.cdph.ca.gov/programs/clppb. #NLPPW2020

If Solano’s case rate continue to rise, we face the real risk of moving back to the purple tier. We ALL have a part to play to STAY in the RED TIER. Help keep our businesses open! Here are strategies we can reduce our case rate: -Wear a mask, wash hands frequently and maintain 6ft distance when interacting with others outside of our own household. ... - When organizing gatherings, limit attendees and keep them small, short and outdoors. - Stay home when you have symptoms of COVID-19. #KeepSolanoOpen

This week, the State has announced that Solano County is in its first week at the purple tier due to rising case rates. - When interacting with people outside your household, meet outdoors, keep it short and limit the number of people. - Wear your face covering, watch your distance (6ft) and wash hands frequently. - If you feel sick, stay home. - Think you might have been exposed? Get tested for COVID-19 and go to lhi.care/covidtesting... Let us all do what we can to keep Solano open! We all have a role to play to keep our communities safe and local businesses, such as gyms and indoor dining, supported. #KeepSolanoOpen

The first case of flu and COVID-19 co-infection has been reported in our County. With the likelihood of COVID-19 and seasonal flu activity this winter, contracting either disease may weaken your immune system and make you more susceptible to the other. Get your flu shot to protect yourself and your loved ones! #DontWaitVaccinate #FightFluTogether

Flu can have serious consequences, especially this year, as it can lower your body's defenses to other infections such as COVID-19. For those 6 months old and above, getting a flu shot is the best way to stay healthy and protect yourself and your family. #FightFluTogether

October 25-31 is Lead Poisoning Prevention Week! Check back each day to learn about sources of lead and how to prevent exposure. Healthy meals and snacks can help protect your child from #LeadPoisoning. Learn more at www.cdph.ca.gov/programs/clppb. #NLPPW2020 Comidas y bocadillos saludables pueden proteger a su niño del envenenamiento con plomo. Aprenda más @ www.cdph.ca.gov/programs/clppb. #NLPPW2020

Please share our third video! Solano Public Health and Travis Credit Union present "Prioritizing Savings," from the Strengthening Your Financial Foundation in the Time of COVID-19 series.