This newsletter will be available in multiple languages on accesskent.com/Health/coronavirus.htm as soon as it is translated.

Vaccination rates have fallen during COVID-19 but Immunization Supervisor Mary Wisinski says now is not the time to face new threats from old diseases.

Call the health department at 616-632-7200 to make an appointment or click here for more information. Click to watch.

Find more data on COVID-19 in Kent County and statewide on our data dashboard.

The frequently asked questions below pertain to common concerns for teachers and school administrators on how to handle COVID-19 related issues for students and staff. We compiled this information by using Centers for Disease Control and Prevention guidelines which are linked where appropriate.

The Kent County Health Department offers FREE COVID-19 testing at various locations. For more information on testing sites or to register for a testing day, call (616) 632-7200 or register online.

Every three years, Kent County conducts a community health needs assessment. The survey helps communities, organizations, and local health systems identify the major health-related challenges residents are facing. The issues identified will be the focus of health improvement efforts in the county for the next three years.

We need to hear from you! We rely on voices and input from all over Kent County to learn about the different communities, their strengths, and the things that need improvement. This survey asks questions about you, your opinions and experiences related to general health and well-being. Some questions require only one answer, and other questions allow you to select multiple answers. The survey will take about 15 minutes to complete. Click here.