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Providing accurate COVID-19 information continues to be a priority for Mesa County Public Health. The COVID-19 webpage remains a favorite page for our community.

Disease Surveillance and Emergency Response Program Manager Rachel Burmeister stated, “COVID-19 rates remain low. This is great news because we can transition to normal reporting. We’ll prepare special reports during the respiratory illness season, like we do for the flu.”

The community continues to have access to the historical COVID-19 pandemic data. The COVID-19 data dashboard is no longer needed. For year-round COVID-19 levels, we provide links to the Centers for Disease Control and Prevention (CDC).

We now offer a COVID-19 survey for those who test positive. This case investigation survey takes about five minutes to complete. It helps us understand local trends, like symptoms and possible outbreaks.

“We learn a lot about disease trends from what we hear from Mesa County residents. We hope anyone who tests positive will take this survey,” encouraged Burmeister. 

 

What you can find on the COVID-19 webpage

  • Access to historical Mesa County COVID-19 data.
  • Links to current data from the Centers for Disease Control and Prevention (CDC).
  • Information about scheduling a COVID-19 vaccine.
  • Ways to find a COVID-19 test.
  • Case Investigation Survey for those with a positive test.
  • Access to Resource Navigators for life disruptions caused by COVID-19 (e.g. mental health support).

 

Continued COVID-19 Support

Public Health operations continue to support the community. Our expert disease surveillance team works with health care providers, employers, and those at most risk for severe disease in congregate settings to limit spread and control outbreaks.

Testing kits remain available at the Health and Human Services Building while supplies last. People who have their test results confirmed in a lab will still receive a text message from Mesa County Public Health.

The Public Health Clinic provides COVID-19 vaccines through regular appointments. Call  970-248-6900 to schedule an appointment.

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Media Inquiries, contact:

Sarah Gray
Communications Specialist

sarah.gray@mesacounty.us
970-697-4611
Two hands holding a smartphone that shows an image of the Mesa County Public Health COVID-19 page.