Tunbridge Town Nurse

05/23/2026

05/01/2026

Community nurse connection has been one of the backbone components to help me start the community nurse program successful in Tunbridge ❤️ if you are interested in community nursing what we do or want to support community nursing I totally suggest going to the annual meeting!

03/21/2026

Southroyalton rabies clinic

03/21/2026

Rabies Clinic Next Week!

03/17/2026

Why Your Prescription Bottle Looks Different at DHMC Pharmacy ?
March 13th, 2026

https://www.dartmouth-hitchcock.org/stories/article/why-your-prescription-bottle-looks-different
New eco-friendly Dartmouth Health prescription bottles
It’s the same prescription, but in a different, eco friendly bottle.

The new Tully Tube is compostable, paper-based and curbside-recyclable, and it comes as part of our efforts to positively impact the environment and promote cost-saving, eco-friendly practices in healthcare.

03/16/2026

Our First Community Preparedness Course of the year is this Saturday! We have a few more spots open. If you or someone in your family is looking for a free course that teaches life saving skills for being prepared in an emergency, email Sally to sign up! This is a perfect course for all ages!

🚨Skills Instruction for Saturday🚨:
•VT Hazards
•Emergency Alerts
•Tips to being more prepared
•Building a go-kit
•What’s in your starter kit?
•Knowing your support network
Local Hazards
•Ice storms/Nor’easters/winter weather
•Flooding
•Fires (house fires, wildfires, structure fires)
•Medical emergencies
•Vehicle accidents & car break downs
•Accidents while hiking, woodworking, or using power tools
•Power outages
Short term vs extended

Come join the fun! Deadline to sign up is March 19th.

03/07/2026

The next FREE Walk in Health clinic is on Tuesday March 17th! St. Patrick's Day! Come on over and visit us for support and or testing. All services are free!

"May your blessings outnumber the shamrocks that grow, and may trouble avoid you wherever you go"

01/23/2026

We are in for some brutal winter weather this coming weekend, Vermont! Please use caution when spending any time outdoors or traveling. Below 0 temperatures can cause frostbite in a matter of minutes! Be sure to check on your loved ones and neighbors, too.

Find more safety tips, locate your closest warming shelter, and download translated materials on our webpage: https://www.healthvermont.gov/winter-safety-tips

12/18/2025

Anyone who lost water or still has no water here is information and place to document this.

We have added information to our website about what to do when your water has returned to make sure it is safe to drink.

If you have questions about your water quality, test results or questions about how your drinking water can impact your health, email DrinkingWaterHealth@vermont.gov or call 802-489-7339.to speak to an environmental health engineer at the Health Department.

Please take this short survey to :
1) tell the State about the current status of your water source, and
2) let us know if you want to receive future updates or share more about how the drought has affected your water supply. Your responses will help the State plan for future droughts and find tools and resources to help Vermonters across the state.

Environmental Health
Vermont Department of Health
280 State Dr. | Waterbury, Vermont 05671-8350
Private Drinking Water Program: 802-489-7339

11/11/2025

If your home has an environmental health problem, including recent issues brought on by Vermont's severe drought, there may be money available to help you fix it! Read about the funding options on our website at HealthVermont.gov/HomeHelp.