Warren County marks Public Health Week

Posted 7/4/17

Warren County officials have proclaimed April 3-9 as Public Health Week to shine a spotlight on public health professionals and programs. “Public health professionals help communities prevent, …

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Warren County marks Public Health Week

Posted Tuesday, July 4, 2017 2:00 am

Warren County officials have proclaimed April 3-9 as Public Health Week to shine a spotlight on public health professionals and programs.“Public health professionals help communities prevent, prepare for, withstand, and recover from the impact of a full range of health threats” and “have played a major role in reducing and in some cases eliminating the spread of infectious disease,” the proclamation reads.County commissioners gathered with health department employees and community members at Ready, Set... Fit! in Warrenton March 30 to officially recognize Public Health Week.The proclamation encourages area communities to prioritize public health by promoting healthy housing, parks, playgrounds and routes for walking and biking.

Warren County Commissioners Hubie Kluesner (left), Roger Mauzy (center) and Dan Hampson sign a proclamation declaring April 3-9 as National Public Health Week in Warren County. They were accompanied by a group of county health employees and community members at Ready, Set... Fit! in Warrenton. Record photo/Adam Rollins.