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The City of Fall River is asking the community how it should spend approximately $8 million over 15 years to ease the impact the opioid epidemic has had on city …
City Seeks Community Input on Spending Opioid Settlement Funds Read More
After three years, the COVID-19 pandemic health emergency is over effective tomorrow. Both President Biden and Governor Maura Healey made the declarations earlier this year. But what does it mean …
COVID Emergency Ends Tomorrow, What Does it Mean for the Virus Moving Forward? Read More
Much of Fall River and the rest of the country have turned their focus away from the COVID-19 pandemic since the onset of vaccines, the loosening of restrictions and the …
(VIDEO) Health Director Still Concerned About COVID Infection and Vaccination Rates Read More
The City of Fall River this week paid tribute to the two public health nurses working in the Health Department for their selfless dedication during the pandemic.
(VIDEO) City Nurses Recognized at Nurses Week Ceremony Read More
The Fall River Health Department is also looking toward the warmer months as ticks and mosquitoes become more of a concern.
(VIDEO) Health Department Prepping for Tick and Mosquito Seasons Read More