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Eric Anderson
- Sep 1
Stay Safe while Traveling
There are a few simple steps we can take to ensure our travels this fall and winter are safe for us and provide peace of mind to loved ones.
Chet Ingram
- Jul 1
Firework Safety
Here are a few simple tips to stay safe during the summer fireworks season.
Chet Ingram
- Jun 1
Pet Preparedness
Taking just a few easy steps to prepare for your pets can save you time and stress during an emergency.
Sara Braby
- May 9
Maternal Mental Health
Reaching out for help is not a sign of weakness or failure. You deserve the best for you and your baby!
Hannah Schoon
- May 2
Helping Our Counties
We at Southeast Utah Health Department wanted to learn more about the health of our community, so we developed a community health survey.
Eric Anderson
- Mar 17
Financial Preparedness
Financial preparedness is something that we know we need to do, but is definitely one of the hardest things we attempt in our life.
Chet Ingram
- Mar 14
Disaster Planning: Feeding Infants and Children
Here you will find options as parents and caregivers in the event of a natural disaster or unexpected recall of formula.
Eric Anderson
- Mar 2
Earthquake Preparedness
Earthquakes happen every day. You can follow these 7 steps to make yourself safer when an earthquake does happen.
Eric Anderson
- Dec 22, 2021
Personal Safety and Situational Awareness
Maintaining our safety at home, work, and in the public is much easier if we adopt some simple situational awareness measures.
Amanda McIntosh
- Dec 20, 2021
Holidays, Health, and Hope.
During the winter months there is an unspoken expectation or pressure to be cheery, jolly, and merry.
Kathryn Miller
- Dec 16, 2021
Holiday Eating!
Thanksgiving is over, but we still have a few Holiday Feasts ahead!
Kathryn Miller
- Nov 17, 2021
The Holiday Feasts are Quickly Approaching!
Even though you cannot control what is being served, you can enjoy the holidays with these easy tips to eating healthy.
Sara Braby
- Oct 26, 2021
Flu Shots!
CDC recommends a flu vaccine for everyone ages 6 months and up each year, ideally given by the end of October.
Teresa Martinez
- Oct 20, 2021
Learning to like fruits and vegetables from the beginning.
Research shows that long-term fruit and vegetable intake is influenced by infancy and early childhood exposure to a variety of flavors.
Eric Anderson
- Oct 7, 2021
Preparing for Winter
It is well known that the time to prepare for an emergency is similar to the best time to plant a tree in your yard...long before now! I...
Bradon Bradford
- Sep 16, 2021
Vaccines and Public Health
Vaccines have demonstrated their incalculable worth over the past centuries and will help us defeat this pandemic today.
Eric Anderson
- Sep 2, 2021
Emergency Preparedness Basics: “luck favors the prepared”
Unfortunately, many people think that a disaster or emergency won’t happen to them. This bias presents problems for almost all of us.
Eric Anderson
- Jul 15, 2021
Food Storage on a Budget
With $20 a paycheck it is very possible to establish a well-stocked pantry that would carry you a long way in an emergency/natural disaster.
Hannah Schoon
- Jul 9, 2021
Food Poisoning
Southeast Utah Health Department wants everyone to be extra aware of how they prepare food to keep themselves and their community healthy.
Hannah Schoon
- Jun 23, 2021
Let's talk about SEX
1 in 5 people in the U.S. (68 million) have an STI and almost half of new STI cases were among those between the ages of 15-24!