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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
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
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
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Treatment Services Clinic Extends Hours Starting Aug. 4
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, starting Aug. 4.
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Bats, Bites, and Rabies: What You Need to Know
Lately, more people in Spokane have reported run-ins with bats. This isn’t unusual. When the weather warms up, both people and bats get more active. While bats are a helpful part of nature, they can sometimes carry diseases like rabies. Let’s look at what we can all do to stay safe.
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Learn to Save a Life with Naloxone
Naloxone (also known by the brand name Narcan®) is a medication that is available over the counter, is easy to carry, is easy to use, and can save someone’s life from an opioid overdose. Do you want to know more? Spokane County’s Medical Reserve Corps (MRC) has training for that!
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Spokane's "Smoke Ready Spokane" Campaign Expands Reach: Educational Materials Now Available Through Community Partners
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Bat Tests Positive for Rabies in Spokane County
| SRHD confirms that a bat found in Spokane County tested positive for rabies.
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Prepare now for wildfire smoke
| Spokane Regional Clean Air Agency, SRHD promote smoke preparedness during Smoke Ready Week
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“Public Health Starts Here”
| Celebrating National Public Health Week, April 7-13
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Spokane Regional Health District Needs Your Response on Quality of Life in Spokane
| Health district invites residents from 15,000 Spokane County households to participate
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SRHD Reports Pertussis Death in Spokane County
| First confirmed death from pertussis (whooping cough) in Washington since 2011
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First reported flu death for Spokane County’s 2024-25 flu season
| Fifty-two Spokane County residents have been hospitalized due to flu symptoms this season
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SRHD Board of Health Defers Treatment Services Feasibility Study for One Year
| Administrative officer presents new information to address operational challenges
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Pertussis (Whooping Cough) Outbreak Confirmed in Spokane County
| SRHD confirms 123 cases. Spokane County parents and pregnant people urged to vaccinate