Press Release
CDPHE agrees with Plumbing Board’s decision to use enforcement discretion until HB24-1344 is implemented, and encourages long-term fix to ensure the timely inspection, testing, and repair of backflow prevention devices
Governor Polis, CDPHE Discuss Efforts to Strengthen Colorado’s Healthcare Workforce
Health officials confirm human cases of avian flu in Colorado poultry workers
CDC confirms avian flu cases that the state first reported on Friday
Denver (July 14, 2024) — In coordination with the Colorado Department of Agriculture, the State Emergency Operations Center, and Centers for Disease Control and Prevention, the Colorado Department of Public Health and Environment is now reporting a total of five human cases of avian influenza in workers responding to the avian flu outbreak at a commercial egg layer operation. CDC has confirmed four of the cases, and one additional case is presumptive positive and pending confirmation at CDC.
Colorado state health officials identify possible cases of avian flu in Colorado poultry workers
The risk to the public remains low; all cases had direct contact with infected animals
Free sunscreen stations at select Colorado state parks, recreate responsibly
Federal, state inspections indicate Suncor refinery violated air quality regulations
Colorado state health officials identify a human case of avian flu
CDPHE announces new state licensing for ground ambulance agencies
DENVER (July 1, 2024) – In a significant move to enhance public safety, the State of Colorado has finalized new state licensing for ground ambulance agencies. The Colorado Department of Public Health and Environment will now oversee the licensing of all agencies providing ground ambulance services, which will help ensure more consistent and equitable standards across the state.
CDPHE releases the latest Healthy Kids Colorado Survey data
Responses offer signs of resilience among Colorado students
DENVER (June 13, 2024) — Today, the Colorado Department of Public Health and Environment released the latest statewide and regional results from the Healthy Kids Colorado Survey, the state’s most comprehensive survey on the health and well-being of young people. More than 120,000 youth responded to the voluntary survey in the fall of 2023, and the results are promising.