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A Christmas Message to the People of Moultrie County
As 2025 draws to a close, we at the Moultrie County Health Department extend our sincere gratitude to the many individuals and organizations that have supported and participated in our services throughout the year.
When severe thunderstorms move through an area, strong winds can become one of the greatest dangers. Straight-line winds can exceed 100 mph, potentially damaging property, disrupting power, and creating dangerous conditions both indoors and outdoors.
Take a moment to review the safety information below and learn how to protect yourself during high-wind events.
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Raising young children comes with many responsibilities, and programs like WIC can help support healthy growth and development. Families receiving SNAP benefits may already meet eligibility requirements for WIC services.
WIC offers nutrition education, healthy food benefits, breastfeeding support, and more. Call the Moultrie County Health Department at (217) 728-4114 to learn whether your family qualifies.
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Ticks are not just a concern for people. They can also attach to pets and bring illness into the home. After spending time outdoors, check your dog or cat for ticks to help protect their health and reduce the risk of ticks being brought inside.
This helpful graphic highlights common areas to check pets for ticks.
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