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Official page of the Chautauqua County Division of Public Health. Improving population health.

The Chautauqua County Health Department provides services and leadership dedicated to meeting the public health needs of our community.

10/31/2026

💙 Lead Poisoning Prevention Week may be ending, but prevention happens all year long!

👪 Let’s keep working to protect our children and families from lead exposure.

Remember:
- Ask your child’s healthcare provider about recommended lead testing.
- Learn about lead hazards in older homes.
- Use lead-safe practices during home repairs.
- Reach out for help if you suspect lead exposure.

🤝 You don’t have to navigate lead prevention alone. Your local health department can connect you with information and resources.

📲 Call the Chautauqua County Health Department at 716-661-8243 or visit HealthyCHQ.com/Lead for more information!

10/31/2026

🚰 UPDATE: Boil Water Order Lifted for Fredonia Village Water Customers, Conserve Water Order Remains in Effect

The boil water order has been lifted for all Village of Fredonia water customers, including those in the Town of Pomfret.

Water has been confirmed safe for drinking, cooking and other everyday uses. However, the water conservation order remains in effect.

Residents, businesses and institutions are asked to continue conserving water while the treatment plant maintains its filtration operations.

Please continue following all conservation measures until further notice.

🔗 Visit our website for the full update and conservation guidelines:
https://chautauquacountyny.gov/public-health/news/boil-water-order-lifted-fredonia-village-water-customers-conserve-water-order

10/31/2026

⏰🍂 Fall Back: Turn Back Your Clocks & Check Your Home!

Daylight saving time ends Sunday, November 1! As you turn your clocks back one hour, take a few minutes to check a few important things around your home.

🏠 Use this seasonal reminder to:

🔥 Test smoke and carbon monoxide (CO) alarms. Make sure alarms work properly and replace batteries if needed. Replace expired alarms according to the manufacturer's instructions.

☢️ Test your home for radon. Radon is an invisible, odorless gas that can increase the risk of lung cancer. The only way to know if radon is in your home is to test—and the Chautauqua County Health Department has free radon test kits available!

🧯 Check fire extinguishers. Make sure they are accessible and ready to use.

🔌 Inspect heating equipment. Check space heaters, fireplaces, and other heating sources before regular use. Keep anything that produces heat away from curtains, furniture, and other flammable materials.

🧥 Prepare for colder weather. Check emergency supplies, flashlights, and batteries before winter weather arrives.

A small reminder now can help keep your household safer all season long! ❤️

10/30/2026

💙 Another big THANK YOU to our friends at Healthy Community Alliance for hitting the streets in Dunkirk today to raise awareness about childhood lead poisoning prevention!

From Jamestown to Dunkirk, our community partners are stepping up and stepping out to help create safer homes and healthier futures for children across Chautauqua County! 👟

10/30/2026

🏠Planning a home renovation? Think lead safety first!

If your home was built before 1978, it may contain lead-based paint. Sanding, scraping, drilling, or removing old paint can create dangerous lead dust.

🔨 Before starting a project:
- Find out whether lead-based paint may be present
- Hire a lead-safe certified contractor
- Keep children and pregnant people away from renovation area
- Never dry-sweep or use an ordinary household vacuum to clean up suspected lead dust

📲 Contact the Chautauqua County Health Department at 716-661-8243 or visit https://chautauquacountyny.gov/environmental-health/homeowners to learn more.

Step Up. Step Out. Spread the word. Every step helps protect our community’s children and families. 💙

10/30/2026

💙 Members of the Health Department were Stepping Out in Jamestown to raise awareness about childhood lead poisoning prevention! 👟

10/29/2026

💙 Thank you Healthy Community Alliance for Stepping Out and supporting our mission to prevent childhood lead poisoning! We are so thankful for our community partners!

10/29/2026

Thank you, JCLC, for being part of this important effort!

Community partnerships play an important role in raising awareness, sharing resources, and helping families take steps to prevent childhood lead exposure. 🏡💙

10/29/2026

❗Lead Poisoning: Myth vs. Fact

❌ Myth: If my child seems healthy, they can’t have lead poisoning.
✅ Fact: Most children with elevated blood lead levels do not have obvious symptoms

❌ Myth: Only homes with peeling paint have lead hazards.
✅ Fact: Lead hazards may also come from contaminated dust, soil, plumbing, and certain household products.

❌ Myth: Cleaning visible dirt means my home is lead-safe.
✅ Fact: Lead dust can be invisible. Appropriate testing and lead-safe cleaning practices may be needed

❌ Myth: Lead poisoning is inevitable in older homes.
✅ Fact: Lead exposure is preventable. Identifying hazards and using safe practices helps protect families.

📲 Visit HealthyCHQ.com/Lead for prevention tips, testing information and additional resources.

Step Up. Step Out. Spread the word. Every step helps protect our community’s children and families. 💙

10/29/2026

🏡 Preventing Lead Poisoning Takes All of Us

Chautauqua County leaders and community partners came together to recognize National Lead Poisoning Prevention Week and highlight efforts to protect local children and families from lead exposure.

Lead poisoning is preventable! From education and testing to safer housing, our community is working together to make a difference. 💚

🔎 Learn more about local prevention efforts and available resources in our full press release: https://chautauquacountyny.gov/public-health/news/chautauqua-county-partners-unite-recognize-national-lead-poisoning-prevention

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Address

7 N Erie Street
Mayville, NY
14757

Opening Hours

Monday	8:30am - 4:30pm
Tuesday	8:30am - 4:30pm
Wednesday	8:30am - 4:30pm
Thursday	8:30am - 4:30pm
Friday	8:30am - 4:30pm

Telephone

+17167534312

Website

https://www.healthyCHQ.com/

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