Osage County Health Department OK

10/27/2026

Glow so you can be seen! Choose light-colored costumes or add reflective tape to outfits and treat bags. Give kids flashlights, glowsticks, or other light-up accessories to help them stay visible while trick-or-treating after dark. Shine bright, be safe, and have a fun-filled Halloween!

10/26/2026

Wondering what to say? When to say it? Or how to bring up awkward topics?
It's That Easy! helps parents and caregivers have intentional, values-based conversations with youth about relationships, sexual health, and development.
Because connection matters more than perfection. Visit https://brnw.ch/21x6Gyv to learn more.

10/26/2026

10/26/2026

Lead poisoning doesn’t just affect health. It affects learning and development and can have life-long impacts. Protect Oklahoma’s future: keep homes lead-safe.

10/25/2026

Step safely this Halloween! Encourage kids to stick to sidewalks and walk down one side of the street at a time. Keep porches and yards free of obstacles so little ghouls and goblins can move safely while collecting their treats. Walk smart, stay alert, and enjoy the night!

10/24/2026

The PRN program works with families across Oklahoma to provide education and support on Safe Sleep practices. From workshops to guidance, PRNs help families learn how to keep their babies safe during every nap and overnight sleep.
Safe sleep today means healthier outcomes tomorrow. Visit https://brnw.ch/21x6EgJ to learn more.
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10/24/2026

Join us in spreading the word and protecting Oklahoma’s children during National Lead Poisoning Prevention Week, October 25-31, 2026.
Make learning about lead fun for the whole family! Download our FREE coloring page at https://brnw.ch/21x6E0W to discover hidden home hazards to look out for. Share your child’s masterpiece with us by using .

10/23/2026

Keep candy time safe and sweet! Before letting kids enjoy their treats, go through their haul at home to make sure everything is safe to eat. Be extra careful with small or hard items that could pose a choking risk and always have allergy medicine or an EpiPen on hand for children with known food sensitivities. Check first, enjoy later, and have a happy Halloween!

10/23/2026

Five stars for staying healthy and making time for the people you love. Get your flu shot this season. https://brnw.ch/21x6CMq

10/22/2026

As we close out Health Educator Week, we want you to meet our health educator in Payne County, Carrie Thomas. Carrie regularly works in the local schools. She also offers several Stay Active and Independent for Life (SAIL) classes across the county. We appreciate Carrie and her dedication to a healthy Payne County.