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Health Advisory

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Whitman County Public Health has issued a Health Advisory for the presence of a harmful algal bloom in the Snake River located intermittently between Nisqually John Landing and Little Goose Dam.

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Health Advisory

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As of July 23, 2025, Whitman County Public Health (WCPH) is investigating two epi-linked pertussis cases, which puts Whitman County back in outbreak status, ending over 3 months of non-outbreak status.

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Health Advisory

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Poison hemlock is a toxic plant that is currently blooming in Whitman County and surrounding areas.

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Thrive Locally is Whitman County’s community-driven health initiative that connects with our residents no matter what season they are in, encouraging small changes that fit into everyday life.

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Thrive Locally

Thrive Locally is Whitman County’s community-driven health initiative that connects with our residents no matter what season they are in, encouraging small changes that fit into everyday life.

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