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MDHHS wants to remind long-term care facilities that the Michigan National Guard (MING) is ready and willing to assist with vaccination clinics for any eligible residents who want a 2nd COVID booster dose, as well as any staff or residents in need of any COVID-19 vaccine. Currently, MING can conduct clinics through May 20, 2022. Please contact the MDHHS LTC email address at MDHHS-COVID-LongTermCare@michigan.gov for any additional questions or concerns, or if a facility needs assistance in vaccinating residents. Thank you for all your hard work in protecting Michigan’s most vulnerable residents from COVID-19.
The coronavirus disease (COVID-19) pandemic has stressed the local public health system in unprecedented ways. The National Association of County and City Health Officials (NACCHO) Medical Countermeasure Workgroup is in the process of developing a best practice and lessons learned compilation resource for local health departments based on their COVID-19 experiences. The workgroup is asking local health departments to support the collection of information by sharing experiences and lessons learned during the pandemic. The hope of the project is to provide our successors with valuable information that can be used to guide decisions in future emergency situations.
For more information contact Jennifer Sorek at the Ottawa County Department of Public Health.
After the Great Lakes Homeland Security Training Conference and Expo, DEPR decided it was time to update the LHD/Tribal EPC Directory. Here is what we need:
• A recent (within the last 5 years) headshot photo
• Current address and phone (if different than what is on the BP3 contact information form)
Send your photo and updated contact information to Tracey Belknap, CHECC Logistics Chief, no later than May 27, 2022.
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