Logan County Department of Public Health

Logan County Department of Public Health "Assuring the health and safety of Logan County and Central Illinois residents through education, in

Are you passionate about supporting mothers, babies, and families in your community? The Logan County Department of Publ...
06/18/2026

Are you passionate about supporting mothers, babies, and families in your community? The Logan County Department of Public Health is looking for a compassionate, dependable, and motivated individual to join our team as a full-time WIC Clerk/Breastfeeding Peer Counselor (37.5 hours per week).

This is more than a clerical position—it's an opportunity to build relationships, provide encouragement to new mothers, and help families access resources that promote healthy beginnings for children throughout Logan County.

To apply, please come in and fill out an application or send your resume and cover letter by fax or email.

Fax: (217) 732-6943
Email: [email protected]

06/18/2026

We're naming 'em. Meet the most common ticks found in Illinois.

⭐Lone Star Tick
Can be recognized by: White dot on its back
Most active: April through the end of July
Can cause: Alpha-gal syndrome (leading to a red meat allergy)
Most often found in: Forested areas with dense undergrowth

🦌Blacklegged Tick, also known as a Deer Tick
Can be recognized by: Reddish-brown body and a black shield on its back
Most active: April through October
Can cause: Lyme disease, babesiosis, and anaplasmosis
Most often found in: Yards, parks, gardens, and wooded edges

🐶Brown Dog Tick
Can be recognized by: Brown, simple appearance
Most active: Year-round
Can cause: Rocky Mountain spotted fever
Most often found in: Homes with dogs, dog kennels

🏔️American Dog Tick
Can be recognized by: Reddish-brown body and silver lines on its back
Most active: April through June
Can cause: Rocky Mountain spotted fever and tularemia
Most often found in: Grassy fields, walkways, and forest edges

But unlike the housewives, tick drama can be avoided:
➡️Check for ticks on yourself and pets after being outdoors.
➡️Wear light colored clothing and long sleeves.
➡️Use bug repellent that contains DEET.
➡️Walk in the center of trails.
➡️If you find an attached tick, remove it immediately with tweezers.

🔗Learn more about common ticks in Illinois: https://dph.illinois.gov/topics-services/environmental-health-protection/structural-pest-control/common-ticks.html

The Logan County Department of Public Health will be hosting our next Certified Food Protection Manager Course on July 2...
06/18/2026

The Logan County Department of Public Health will be hosting our next Certified Food Protection Manager Course on July 23rd!

The fee for this course and exam is $150.00. Once you have signed up online, an invoice will be sent to the email provided during registration. The invoice must be paid within 10 days to ensure your spot in the class is saved.

Register online: https://www.signupgenius.com/go/10C0A49AEAF2BA2FBC52-64559308-certified

If you need assistance with registration, please call the office (217-735-2317) and ask for Leah.

Taking care of your sexual health has never been easier. Stop by our free, confidential STI clinic. No appointment neede...
06/18/2026

Taking care of your sexual health has never been easier. Stop by our free, confidential STI clinic. No appointment needed. Testing, education, and support are available in a safe and welcoming environment.

📍 Logan County Department of Public Health
See flyer below for clinic days and times. ⬇️

Due to the forecasted severe weather we have sent our employees home. LCDPH will be closed the remainder of the day and ...
06/17/2026

Due to the forecasted severe weather we have sent our employees home. LCDPH will be closed the remainder of the day and hope to reopen tomorrow.

Please stay safe and weather aware!!

What a beautiful day for our monthly minute-to-win-it Office Face-Off! Congrats to our Donut Mess With Us team on their ...
06/16/2026

What a beautiful day for our monthly minute-to-win-it Office Face-Off! Congrats to our Donut Mess With Us team on their win today!

06/15/2026

The Illinois Department of Public Health (IDPH) has issued a safety notice for ALL Nara Organics Whole Milk Organic Infant Formula. On June 13, 2026, all lots and sizes of this formula has been recalled after being link to cases of botulism in California, Pennsylvania, and Washington. No cases have been identified in Illinois.

This product was sold at Target retail stores, target.com, and nara.com

Guidance for Parents and Guardians
DO NOT USE RECALLED INFANT FORMULA – Take photos of the lot number of the product, then write in large lettering “DO NOT USE” on the containers before disposing of the product. You can also return the formula to the store you bought it from.

WASH ALL ITEMS AND SURFACES – any surfaces that may have come into contact with the infant formula must be washed with hot soapy water or in a dishwasher.

MONITOR YOUR BABY FOR 30 DAYS – from the last date they were fed Nara Organics Whole Milk Infant Formula. Symptoms of infant botulism can take several weeks to develop.

SEEK IMMEDIATE HEALTHCARE – if your infant consumed the recalled formula and has any of the following symptoms.

☑️Poor feeding
☑️Loss of head control
☑️Difficulty swallowing
☑️Decreases facial expression
☑️Guidance for Businesses

DO NOT SELL OR USE RECALLED INFANT FORMULA – write in large lettering “DO NOT USE” before disposing of any recalled formula.

WASH AND SANITIZE ITEMS AND SURFACES – that may have contacted the recalled formula.

For more information about the recall, you can contact the IDPH Communicable Diseases Section at 217-782-2016.

Feel free to contact the Environmental Health team at the Peoria City/County Health Department with any additional questions.

Are you a Registered Nurse (RN) or Registered Dietitian (RD/RDN) who is passionate about improving the health and well-b...
06/15/2026

Are you a Registered Nurse (RN) or Registered Dietitian (RD/RDN) who is passionate about improving the health and well-being of women, infants, and children?
Do you enjoy educating families, building community connections, and making a meaningful difference every day?
If so, the Logan County Department of Public Health wants you to join our team!

Come in and apply or submit your resume and cover letter by fax to (217) 732-6943 or by email to [email protected]

If this sounds like something you’re passionate about, please check the job postings on our website to join our team! ww...
06/03/2026

If this sounds like something you’re passionate about, please check the job postings on our website to join our team! www.lcdph.org/employment

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