Arizona Department of Health Services

Your car heats up faster than you think. Remember to never leave a child alone in a car, not even for a minute!

Stay informed and learn more: https://www.nhtsa.gov/campaign/heatstroke

✨Summer glow? YES! ✅

Sun damage? No thanks! ❌

Keep your skin and eyes protected with these easy tips:
🕶️ UV-protective sunglasses
🌴 Shade breaks throughout the day
👒 A hat and sun-protective clothing
🧴 SPF 30+ sunscreen

Is your private well water safe?💧

⚠️ Unlike public systems, private wells in Arizona aren’t regularly tested for you.

Naturally occurring contaminants like arsenic can sneak into groundwater without a change in taste, color, or smell.

Take control of your water quality with the Be Well Informed tool!

1️⃣ Get your water well tested by a certified lab
2️⃣ Enter your results at www.bewellinformed.info (select Arizona!)
3️⃣ Get an instant report on health risks and treatment fixes

Protect your family’s health in just a few clicks!

During Arizona summers, heat-related illnesses are a real concern.

Make it a habit to , especially those who might need extra support staying safe and cool.

Learn more: azhealth.gov/heat

Grilling for Father’s Day?

Keep it safe by cooking meats to the right internal temp: 145°F for beef, 165°F for poultry.

: Use a meat thermometer and avoid cross-contamination.

Before Dad fires up the grill this weekend, make sure those hands are clean! 👨‍🍳🧼

Wash with soap and water for at least 20 seconds before preparing food, after handling raw meat, and before eating.

Learn more: azhealth.gov/foodsafety

Don’t forget to reapply!

Check your sunscreen label to see how often you should put it on. Always reapply sooner if you are sweating, if you‘ve been swimming, or if you dry off using a towel.

Learn more by visiting us online: azhealth.gov/sunwise

Monsoon rain can bring relief from the heat, but it can also create perfect breeding grounds for mosquitoes! 🦟

After a storm, take a few minutes to empty, scrub, cover, or toss anything holding water around your home.

and help protect your family from mosquito-borne diseases like West Nile virus.

Summer is here, and so is the Arizona heat!

Don't forget to and lend a helping hand during extreme temperatures.

Stay informed with heat safety resources: azhealth.gov/heat

Looking for local data to support your work? 📊

The ADHS Community Profiles Data Viewer makes it easy to explore demographics, healthcare access, environmental health, and more!

Whether you’re planning programs, identifying community needs, or strengthening a grant proposal, start exploring today: https://data.azdhs.gov/data-explorers/community-profiles/application