The Washington Environmental Health Disparities Map is an interactive mapping tool that compares communities across our state for environmental health disparities. The map shows pollution measures such as diesel emissions and ozone, as well as proximity to …

You now have four choices: you may browse the map to find the area of interest, use the water system ID, the water system name, or a known address to find an area. What if there are errors in my source location or watershed protection areas?

ADAP Providers Commercial Shellfish Harvesting EMS & Trauma GIS Web Services Health Professional Shortage Areas Office of

Interactive Map of LHJs Websites; Washington State Local Health Jurisdictions and Population Served (PDF) Tribal Public Health. Washington State Tribes and Tribal Health Clinics (PDF) Northwest Portland Area Indian Health Board (NPAIHB) Washington Member Tribes; Regions. Public Health Emergency Preparedness and Response (PDF)

Welcome to WTN, a Washington State Department of Health program focused on making public health data more accessible. WTN staff keep data in all tools up to date and develop additional data based on need and availability. Data are available for …

Shellfish Safety Map. List of Public Beaches and Status by County; Recorded Hotline for Biotoxin Closures: 1-800-562-5632; List of Biotoxin Beach Closures by County; Questions? Call us at 360-236-3330 or the local county health department during weekday business hours. See examples of Shellfish Danger, Warning, or Closure Signs (PDF)

Shellfish Safety Map. Biotoxins and Shellfish-Related Illnesses. Prevent Shellfish-Related Illnesses » More Recreational Shellfish Resources. Commercial Industry. Apply for a Commercial Shellfish License. Export Certificates. Harvest Site Certification. Rules and Laws: Vibrio Control Plan. Training – HACCP, Dealer, Harvester, Vibrio

Data, Maps and Other Resources The Rural Health, Health Workforce, and Primary Care Systems Development teams study healthcare access and overall health in rural areas. Maps

The State Board of Health adopted standards for PFAS in Group A public drinking water systems in October 2021. To support this process, the Department of Health reviewed the most current science and recommended state action levels on five PFAS compounds to protect public health.

The Department of Health (DOH) provides detailed notes to help you understand the Respiratory Disease Dashboard data for COVID-19, Influenza (flu), and RSV. We present information for the following categories of data: