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Today is National HIV Testing Day. This time is used to encourage people to get tested, know their status, and find care and treatment options. For more information on HIV testing and prevention services at the Fulton County Board of Health, click here: bit.ly/4kGoMSR

Welcome to Safety Town! It's an interactive town that helps educate children on the importance of pedestrian and bicycle safety. We enjoyed hosting this event last week at Wolf Creek Elementary School. Thanks to everyone who participated in this event to help make it a success!

It's grilling season, and it's the start of our summer food safety series. First up, we want to issue a reminder about cooking foods to their proper temperatures. Following these guidelines will help keep your family protected from any major foodborne illnesses this summer.

All Fulton County Board of Health offices will be closed Friday, July 4 for Independence Day. We will resume normal operations on Monday, July 7. For questions or concerns, call 770-520-7500 or visit fultoncountyboh.com

Happy Independence Day! Today, we celebrate the courage and sacrifice of those who fought for our freedom. May your day be filled with barbecues, fireworks, and laughter with loved ones. Let’s cherish our nation's ideals and create beautiful memories together! #FourthOfJuly

July is UV Awareness Month. This time is used to highlight the dangers of UV radiation while also promoting the importance of sun safety practices. Follow these tips to protect you and your loved ones all year long. #SunSafety

Here's the next tip in our summer food safety series. This week's reminder is to keep hot and cold foods at certain temperatures to avoid any bacteria growth. Following these temperature guidelines will help you and your loved ones avoid getting sick at cookouts this summer.

Know your status and get tested for HIV. The Fulton County Board of Health offers sexual health services at several of our locations. For more information on our HIV testing and prevention services, click here: bit.ly/4kGoMSR

The first day of school is getting closer, and we want to make sure you and your family are prepared for it. Our second back-to-school fair is next Saturday, July 19 from 9 am to 3 pm at our North Fulton location at 3155 Royal Drive in Alpharetta. We hope to see you there!

The Fulton County Board of Health has been notified of positive mosquito traps for West Nile Virus at two locations. Our mosquito vendor and our team are taking steps to handle the problem. For more information, visit our website or call 770-520-7500.

July is Sarcoma Awareness Month. It's a time used to bring awareness to this rare group of cancers that develop in connective tissues like bone, muscle, fat, and cartilage. Use this time to support those affected by sarcoma and advocate for increased research into these cancers.

#HappeningNow 🦟 Mosquito traps test positive for West Nile virus in Hapeville & NW ATL indicate the presence of infected mosquitoes nearby. Fulton County Board of Health: "Mosquitoes can be dangerous if infected & may pose a serious health risk to people…”More info: fultoncountyboh.com

Here's what's next in our summer food safety series. Here are a few ways to help keep your food fresh and safe to eat while at cookouts and gatherings. Be sure to follow these tips to help you and your loved ones avoid any foodborne illnesses this summer.

North Fulton Regional Health Center in Alpharetta will have a different schedule this week and next to accommodate for our back-to-school fair this Saturday, July 19.

The Fulton County Board of Health has been notified of positive mosquito samples for West Nile virus at two more locations. Our mosquito vendor and our team are taking steps to handle the problem. For more information, click here: bit.ly/411DjRc or call 770-520-7500.

We enjoyed our second back-to-school fair of the summer! We appreciated everyone who was able to come out to the North Fulton Regional Health Center in Alpharetta on Saturday. We hope to see you at our last one on August 23 at the Adamsville Regional Health Center.

This week our summer food safety series is focused on bugs. Some insects carry pathogens that can be dangerous. And if they interact with our food, they could be harmful to our health. Here are some tips to help you keep your food protected from bugs this summer.

Last Saturday’s Back-to-School Bash was a huge success! 🌟 Local families came out in full force, enjoying free school supplies and fun activities for kids. Catch all the highlights here: bit.ly/4kPNcsn See you at our next one August 23 #BackToSchool #FultonCounty

Join us on Saturday, August 16 at the Gladys S. Dennard Library at South Fulton for a workshop on effective parent communication. Learn how to create a space where your child feels heard, valued, and supported. Register now using the QR code or this link: bit.ly/46Vf3Eg

Mosquitoes testing positive for West Nile virus have been found in the NW, NE, and SW areas of Atlanta. We are working with our mosquito control vendor to reduce populations in those areas. For more information, click here: bit.ly/3H0jJya