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Westfield Regional Health Department We are dedicated to protecting residents, preventing illnesses, & promoting health initiatives across 9 NJ communities.

We offer resources & support to keep all residents safe, healthy, and informed.

Halloween is almost here, and a few quick safety checks before heading out can help children stay visible and avoid comm...
10/30/2026

Halloween is almost here, and a few quick safety checks before heading out can help children stay visible and avoid common hazards while trick-or-treating:

šŸŽƒ Make sure costumes and shoes fit properly, and use flashlights, glow sticks, or reflective tape to help children stay visible.
šŸŽƒ Have an adult check candy and treats before children eat them.
šŸŽƒ Drivers should slow down and watch carefully for children, especially near driveways.
šŸŽƒ Check labels on unfamiliar treats for food allergens, and keep pets secure as visitors come and go.

Have a safe and happy Halloween!

Helping residents get their flu vaccine before respiratory illness season picks up and reminding them to Be Seen Before ...
10/29/2026

Helping residents get their flu vaccine before respiratory illness season picks up and reminding them to Be Seen Before Halloween—that’s public health. šŸ’‰ Flu vaccination can help reduce your risk of getting sick and lower the chance of serious illness.

The Westfield Regional Health Department offers vaccination programs for eligible adults and children, making it easier for families in our communities to access recommended vaccines. Visit our website or call us at 908-789-4070 for eligibility information and details about our Adult and Child Vaccination Programs.

A free skin cancer screening is coming to Madison this November to help residents stay proactive about their skin health...
10/28/2026

A free skin cancer screening is coming to Madison this November to help residents stay proactive about their skin health. The Madison Health Department, in collaboration with Marie Fobben, MPH, PA C, of the Center for Dermatology, will offer 20-minute appointments throughout the day.

šŸ—“ļø Wednesday, November 18
ā° 10 AM to 3 PM
šŸ“ Madison Health Department, 50 Kings Road, Madison

Appointments are required, and spots are limited! Visit the link in bio to reserve your time before they fill up. For any questions, call 908-789-4070, ext. 4095.

10/27/2026

Lead testing events and follow-up investigations help identify possible sources of exposure and protect the health of our community. During Lead Poisoning Prevention Week, we’re taking a closer look at how this work helps families reduce risk and stay informed.

Hearing changes can happen gradually, which makes protecting your hearing before problems develop especially important. ...
10/26/2026

Hearing changes can happen gradually, which makes protecting your hearing before problems develop especially important. Keeping headphones, earbuds, TVs, and other devices at a comfortable volume and using ear protection around loud equipment or noisy events can help reduce harmful noise exposure.

If you begin noticing changes, such as trouble following conversations or persistent ringing, talk with a healthcare provider or audiologist about a hearing evaluation. National Audiology Awareness Month is a reminder to make hearing care part of your regular health routine and protect your hearing for the years ahead. šŸ‘‚

Attention Fanwood pet owners! 🐾 The Borough of Fanwood is hosting its Annual Rabies Clinic for dogs and cats next month ...
10/23/2026

Attention Fanwood pet owners! 🐾 The Borough of Fanwood is hosting its Annual Rabies Clinic for dogs and cats next month to make it easier for you to keep rabies vaccinations up to date. The clinic is free; no appointment necessary.

šŸ“… Thursday, November 12
ā° 5:00 to 6:00 PM
šŸ“ La Grande Park Building, 170 to 204 La Grande Avenue, Fanwood

Questions? Call 908-322-8236 or email [email protected].

School bus safety depends on drivers knowing when to stop and giving students enough space to board and cross safely. 🚌 ...
10/22/2026

School bus safety depends on drivers knowing when to stop and giving students enough space to board and cross safely. 🚌 Flashing red lights mean stop, and drivers should always give buses enough space while students are getting on or off.

Students can help too by waiting back from the curb and following the bus driver’s instructions when crossing. These habits matter throughout the school year, not just during School Bus Safety Week.

This month’s Recipe of the Month pairs pan-seared salmon with savory soy-glazed mushrooms and veggie brown rice for a fl...
10/21/2026

This month’s Recipe of the Month pairs pan-seared salmon with savory soy-glazed mushrooms and veggie brown rice for a flavorful meal that works well for a busy weeknight. šŸ½ļø Remember to keep food safety in mind as you cook by separating raw salmon from ready-to-eat foods and cooking it to an internal temperature of 145°F.

Find the full recipe in our monthly newsletter at the link in bio.

The first few years behind the wheel are when lifelong driving habits begin to take shape. For teen drivers, staying off...
10/19/2026

The first few years behind the wheel are when lifelong driving habits begin to take shape. For teen drivers, staying off the phone and buckling up every trip can help make safe choices feel automatic over time.

Teen Driver Safety Week gives parents and caregivers a reason to revisit the expectations they have set at home and keep those conversations going as teens gain experience on the road. šŸš—

🚨 RABIES ALERT: NEW PROVIDENCEA raccoon captured near Ridgeview Avenue in New Providence has tested positive for rabies....
10/16/2026

🚨 RABIES ALERT: NEW PROVIDENCE

A raccoon captured near Ridgeview Avenue in New Providence has tested positive for rabies. We remind residents to take the following precautions:

• Keep children away from stray animals and wildlife, including feral cats.
• Do not approach or handle animals that appear sick, disoriented, or are behaving unusually. Report them to Animal Control Solutions at (908) 722-1271.
• If you or your pet may have had contact with this raccoon, or if you have questions about rabies, contact the Westfield Regional Health Department at (908) 789-4070.

🐾 Protect your pets! Make sure their rabies vaccinations are up to date. Visit our website for information about upcoming municipal rabies clinics.

Please share this information with your neighbors to help keep our community safe.

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Westfield, NJ
07090

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