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	H1N1 Flu update Interest and concern about H1N1 Flu (formerly Swine Flu) is still of concern. Click on the "Widget" to the left to access the latest information. We'll be posting more information as we receive it. See H1N1 updates and current recommendations, as of June 2009>>
	Become a Medical Reserve Corps (MRC) Volunteer! The Westport Weston Health District manages and operates the Westport Weston Wilton Medical Reserve Corps (MRC). The team receives extensive training on preparing for and responding to public health emergencies, such as setting up and operating mass vaccination clinics, often referred to as Points of Dispensing, or “PODs”. .... find out more>>
	“Weigh To Go” Nutrition Education and Weight Management Program Westport Weston Health District will offer a free Weight and Nutrition Management Program, beginning on Tuesday, May 12 through June 30 from 10 a.m. - 12 noon, at the Health District Office located at 180 Bayberry Lane, Westport. Space is limited so register early....more>>
	It's tick time! The Health District reminds all residents that it's time to begin careful inspections for ticks on children and pets. Pay attention to our "Target Lyme Disease" guidelines for avoiding Lyme disease...more>>
	Find out about the peanut products recall Officials from the Connecticut Department of Public Health, the Food and Drug Administration (FDA), and the Centers for Disease Control and Prevention (CDC) have issued advisories regarding an outbreak of Salmonella due to peanut butter and peanut paste. Use our new widget to find all current recalls>>
	Are you ready? Download our new 12-page booklet on emergency readiness, or pick up a printed copy at WWHD or the Westport and Weston Town Halls. (pdf,3.7mb) Also, download our Emergency Information Form that you can fill out online for each family member, print and save. And our download our Emergency Checklists to help you prepare everything you'll need.
	What about artificial turf? Cities and towns across Connecticut have increasingly opted for replacement of grass fields with a form of artificial turf that uses recycled rubber tires. Questions have been raised regarding health...more>> Also, on June 18, 2008 the CDC issued a "Health Advisory" on the potential lead exposure in artificial turf....more>>
New! See our guidelines for accepting or contributing donated food items>>