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Tier 3 Mitigation Measures

Download (PDF, 329KB) You can learn more about Illinois’ Tier 3 Mitigation Measures HERE. Shop Local / Eat Local We enter Tier 3 today, folks. Please be sure to support our local businesses’ curbside & delivery options, as well as online shopping. As we think about how to safely celebrate the holidays this year, please ask yourself how you can incorporate buying local into your plans. Pick up to-go meals...

Online Scheduling for Livingston...

A drive-thru COVID-19 testing site has been established in Livingston County in a collaborative effort between the Livingston County Health Department (LCHD) and OSF HealthCare Saint James – John W. Albrecht Medical Center. In order to better track the spread of COVID-19, increased accessibility to testing is essential in a rural county such as Livingston, and the partnership between the two agencies is focused on that...

Livingston County on State Warni...

On Thursday, November 5, the Illinois Department of Public Health (IDPH) included Livingston County its list of Illinois counties considered to be at a warning level for coronavirus disease (COVID-19). A county enters a warning level when there is an increase in two or more COVID-19 risk indicators that measure the amount of COVID-19. Those metrics include: new cases per 100,000 people, number of deaths, weekly test positivity rate, ICU...

Changes are Happening at the LCHD

As a new LCHD building gets underway, things are going to look a bit different around the here for a while. We ask that visitors of the LCHD please continue to park in the front of the building and call 815-844-7174 x210 for assistance upon your arrival.

Please be patient with us as we try to manage our increased phone activity. Between flu shots, appointment scheduling, contact tracing for COVID-19, and managing our over 30 programs, our five phone lines are a bit over-inundated. We are trying to use to cell phones as much as possible to keep LCHD phone lines open. If you call us and receive a busy signal, please give us a call back. We appreciate your understanding and patience.