News & Advisories

Tests show high levels of marine biotoxin paralytic shellfish poison (PSP) 

Next year, food service establishments in Kitsap County will be required to post new inspection signs.

A no-contact advisory is in effect through June 9. 

Kitsap Public Health District’s environmental health team will collect freshwater samples along the shoreline

We're all for getting outdoors, but it's important to be aware of potential health risks when you head out to your favorite swimming beach

This time of year, orange, brown, or green patches can often be seen in Puget Sound.

The risk of getting sick from shellfish increases as the weather warms up. 

Public advised to avoid all contact with Kitsap Lake due to health risks for people and animals.

Dry weather in the Pacific Northwest could set the stage for a long and intense summer wildfire season, according to the Washington State...

Always wash your hands after interacting with poultry or their surroundings. 

The Kitsap Public Health District has lifted the cyanobacteria (blue-green algae) warning for Kitsap Lake. 

Public advised to avoid all contact with lake due to health risks for people and animals.

Nearly 300,000 of us live, work, recreate, and flush toilets within a few miles of streams, lakes, and Puget Sound. 

No-contact advisory in effect through Feb. 18.  Affected area:  Kitsap Lake Warning signs will be posted at public access points....