News & Advisories

We are offering an opioid overdose awareness and response training from 6-7 p.m. on March 26 in Port Orchard.

The Puget Sound Clean Air Agency is inviting the Kitsap community to a workshop on May 20.

The Health Board adopted proposed changes to onsite sewage (septic system) regulations at its March 4 meeting.

The campaign also highlights the importance of carrying naloxone to prevent opioid overdoses.

Kitsap Public Health District’s environmental health team will be collecting freshwater samples along the upper Hood Canal shoreline.

The case visited Seattle Children's Hospital Emergency Department and other locations in King County in the past week.

The hearing was originally scheduled for February.

Take steps to prevent getting and spreading flu viruses. Flu vaccines help protect against severe illness from flu.

With high tides and wet and snowy weather expected over the next few days, be aware of health hazards related to floodwater and storms. 

Whooping cough (pertussis) has been reported throughout Kitsap, with clusters of cases reported in schoools.

Kitsap Public Health District is offering free, routine immunizations for children 18 and younger in downtown Bremerton.

View our interactive Water Quality Report to learn more about our pollution prevention work and the health of streams in your neighborhood.

Stay up to date on vaccines and take everyday steps to avoid getting and spreading viruses.

Kitsap Public Health will host a training with South Kitsap Fire & Rescue in Port Orchard.

Reaccreditation affirms the Health District's commitment to providing high quality public health services to the Kitsap com

Kitsap Public Health District is offering free, routine immunizations for children 18 and younger in downtown Bremerton.

Organizations will use the funding to help prevent youth substance use.

The Kitsap Public Health Board approved an updated environmental health fee schedule for 2025 at its Nov. 5 meeting.

Power outages, flooding, and sewage spills can create health hazards around your home.

Whooping cough (pertussis) is increasing in Washington, and two cases of the disease were reported in Kitsap County in the last week.