Whatcom County will increase access to COVID-19 testing with a pilot low-barrier drive-through testing site starting Friday, July 10th. Learn more

Humans are social creatures. And it’s great to relax with others, but some things still need to be taken seriously. Learn more

It’s good to get out and engage in healthy activities. Understanding how COVID-19 spreads will help you minimize your risk of catching or spreading the illness while you’re out and about. Learn more

COVID-19 has been present in our community for a few months and has drastically changed how we live. Unfortunately, there is some misinformation about it, and some people aren’t taking it seriously. Read on for tips about how to talk about COVID-19. Learn more

Beginning Friday, June 26, everyone in Washington will be required to wear a cloth face covering in public spaces. Learn more

Whatcom County is regularly evaluating how COVID-19 is being spread through our community and our progress in responding to it. Find out what’s happening in Phase 2 right now, and how we’re working toward moving to Phase 3. Learn more

Paralytic shellfish poisoning (PSP) biotoxin has increased to dangerous levels in mussels in Whatcom County, with levels capable of causing illness detected from Lummi Bay north to the Canadian border. Learn more

COVID-19 has created hardship for millions of Americans. Many people are experiencing financial uncertainty right now. Fortunately, there are resources available to help those struggling with lost income due to COVID-19. Learn more