Port Townsend – According to the AirNow website, the Port Townsend monitoring station indicates that air quality has improved a little and been upgraded to the “Unhealthy for Everyone” range. However, Jefferson County is still advising people to: Read on...

Keep your children and teens safe, healthy, and ready for school by making sure they are up to date with required immunizations. Read on...

Port Townsend – Get ready for fall sports! Jefferson County Public Health offers Sports Physicals for any student athlete. Read on...

Rebates available for your septic systems first monitoring inspection and/or access risers. $150 for your septic systems first monitoring inspection and $100 for installation of access risers on the septic tank and/or pump chamber. Read on...

Due to declining bacteria levels, Jefferson County Public Health has removed the health advisory at Quilcene Beach, 1731 Linger Longer Road, and removed the closed sign. Read on...

Port Townsend – Butter clams from Fort Flagler and Kilisut Harbor are currently showing low levels for biotoxins that cause Paralytic Shellfish Poisoning. As a result, the Department of Health is re-opening those areas to all species of shellfish. Read on...