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.

September is Suicide Prevention Month

Suicide prevention efforts can save lives. Learn about risk factors and how you can support others.

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Stay Safe When It's Smoky Outside

Learn steps you can take to reduce exposure to wildfire smoke.

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Understanding Measles

Learn what you can do to keep yourself and your loved ones safe.

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Who could you save with Narcan?

An overdose can happen anywhere, and it can happen to anyone who uses opioids. Be prepared. Keep it close.

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Local Measles Outbreak

2025-2030 Strategic Plan

Whooping Cough

Opioids in Spokane County

Nurse-Family Partnership

Pool Operator Training

Treatment Services Feasibility Study

60.1%

of 4-to-6-year-olds and 70% of babies ages 19 to 35 months in Spokane County had completed their measles vaccine series in 2024. These rates do not meet the threshold for herd immunity.

Washington State Department of Health

Measles Prevention

13,402

community members living in Spokane County in 2023 were foreign-born non-U.S. citizens. Learn about immigrant tax and economic contributions in Spokane County.

American Community Survey, U.S. Census Bureau

See the Data

108

Spokane County residents died by suicide in 2023. Learn to recognize the warning signs that someone is at risk for suicide and how to support them.

Community Health Systems, Washington State Department of Health

Suicide Prevention
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    Spokane’s 2024–2025 Community Health Needs Assessment: Our Health Matters

    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.

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    How SRHD’s Immunization Program Supports Goal One of the Strategic Plan

    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. 

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