- COVID-19 Case Count Information
- COVID-19 Symptoms and Testing
- Schools and Child Care
- Face Covering Information
- Holiday Celebrations
- Businesses/Employers
- Safe Start Phased Reopening
- General Information
- Healthcare Providers and Medical Facilities
- Emergency Services
- Community Organizations
- Elder Care
- Laboratory Information
Currently in PHASE 3:
Ferry, Pend Oreille and Stevens Counties
Face coverings required in all public places.
From midnight on Monday, November 16 through Monday, December 14, all counties in Washington rollback to the restrictions outlined here.
Report a Violation
Safe Start Violations - Businesses and restaurants not following phased openings, not requiring face masks of customers and employees and large groups.
Workplace Violations - Employees can report employers not providing masks, not requiring employees or customers to wear masks.
News
November 25-29, COVID-19 Update
November 25-29, 2020 Northeast Tri County Health District is reporting 148 ...
November 24, Daily COVID-19 Update
As of yesterday November 24, 2020 Northeast Tri County Health District is...
Holiday Letter by Dr. Artzis, MD, Health Officer
Traditionally, we look to the holidays with hope and joy, and this year is...
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COVID-19 Contact Information
Contacts and Resources
- Stevens County Emergency Management Call Center: 509-684-7563, open 9:00am - 4:00pm, Monday-Friday.
- Pend Oreille County Emergency Management Call Center: 509-447-1988, open 9:00am - 3:00pm, Monday-Friday.
- Washington State Department of Health Call Center: 1-800-525-0127, open 6:00am - 10pm, seven days a week.
Websites:
Flu Vaccine for Uninsured Adults
The Department of Health (DOH) is supplying free influenza (flu) vaccination for uninsured adults over 18 years of age this flu season. The flu vaccine only protects against the flu virus and does not prevent, nor cause, any other respiratory infection including COVID-19 disease.
Northeast Tri County Health District (NETCHD) will offer free flu vaccine, with a nominal $20.00 administration fee. No one will be denied the flu vaccine because of inability to pay this fee. The DOH state supplied flu vaccine will be available now through June 2021, or while supplies last, to any adult who does not have health insurance. No proof of residency or immigration status will be required. All flu vaccine recipients will be pre-screened for COVID-19 symptoms and be expected to fill out standard consent forms.
Please contact NETCHD at 509-684-2262, opt 1 for details, such as hours and vaccine availability.
Considering Treatment for Opioid Use Disorder?
We are here to help.
Our care navigator will assist you with accessing treatment and comprehensive medical & social support resources.
For more information or assistance please contact our Care Navigator:
Paige Davison
509-563-8016
What We Do!
Our Mission: Northeast Tri County Health District works with other entities to assess, protect, preserve and promote the health of the tri-county area and establishes local policy relating to populations based services in Ferry, Pend Oreille and Stevens Counties.
Northeast Tri County Health District's In Person Services are Closed at the Colville Office
Due to increasing response efforts of combating the COVID-19 pandemic, Northeast Tri County Health District (NETCHD) is reorganizing all of its resources to better protect our communities. In our efforts to reduce person-to-person contact and lessen the risk for staff and the public, our Colville office will be closed to in-person services. Click below for accommodations for services:
Women Infant and Children Nutrition Program (WIC)
Safe Syringe Services Program (Needle Exchange)
- Until further notice- No walk-ins at this time. Must call to set up appointment.
Environmental Health Permits and Applications
Colville: 509-684-2262
Pay Your Environmental Health Invoices Online
Report a Public Health Concern Online
- Talk with a Quit Coach: www.quitline.com
- Smartphone app: www.doh.wa.gov/quit
