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New! Community Health Dashboard
Explore the health and well-being of people who live in Sonoma County. This interactive platform provides regularly updated data from 2016 to present in the areas of prevention and resiliency, health access, physical well-being, emotional well-being, and longevity. Learn how local health needs have evolved in the aftermath of wildfires and a pandemic and where areas of health inequity persist in our community.
COVID-19 Information
Though no longer an emergency, the virus is still circulating, and health officials recommend keeping up to date on vaccines and testing when exposed or experiencing symptoms. If positive, isolate (for at least five days with improving symptoms), mask around others, and find out if you are eligible for treatment as soon as possible. For more information, visit the County's 2024–25 respiratory virus vaccination page.
Upcoming Events
Remembering those lost to drug overdoses at Aug. 30 overdose awareness event
An average of 12 people die each month in Sonoma County from drug overdoses, which is the third highest rate among Bay Area counties. With fentanyl having emerged as a stealth drug often unknowingly mixed into other drugs, the situation has only become more dire. To raise awareness of the dangers of overdosing, the Sonoma County Department of Health Services invites the public to attend a free special event that will include music, art, food, demonstrations of overdose prevention tools and a display of classic lowriders from the Latin Rollers Car Club.
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