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Cockroaches found on food at Detroit Popeyes, restaurant closed for ‘maintenance’

DETROIT -- A Popeyes chicken location in Detroit was closed this week for “maintenance” just days after a DoorDash driver filmed cockroaches crawling over food containers in the restaurant. According to WXYZ-Detroit, a spokesperson with the Detroit Health Department said an inspector went to the restaurant Monday and found evidence of cockroaches. When management learned of the video and the roaches, they voluntarily closed the restaurant, the DHD spokesperson said. DHD was made aware of the problem after the video was shared with the department last Friday. The video was filmed by a delivery driver who saw the roaches crawling on straws, food containers, countertops and more.

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Detroit’s Lafayette Coney Island to reopen Saturday

Lafayette Coney Island in Detroit confirmed to Local 4 that they plan to reopen at 8 a.m. on Saturday, October 15, 2022.

Reports of rodents close Michigan’s iconic Lafayette Coney Island

Lafayette Coney Island has been one of Michigan’s most iconic restaurants for decades. It’s currently closed, temporarily, due to a violation from the Detroit Health Department, according to both the Detroit News and WXYZ-TV. Lafayette is located at 118 W. Lafayette Boulevard, right next to its iconic rival, American Coney Island, which has not been affected by Lafayette’s closing. That’s when the Health Department issued a cease and desist to keep the restaurant closed until the issue is fixed. People have been coming from all over the world the try their Detroit Coney dogs for more than 100 years.

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Detroit’s Lafayette Coney Island closed after rat poop found in restaurant

It might be time to find a new place for your coney dog fix

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Detroit Health Department offers free immunizations for children

Health officials are concerned about children who aren’t getting their routine vaccinations, but now the Detroit Health Department is offering free immunization for children.

Detroit health department offers vaccines to residents exposed to monkeypox

The Detroit Health Department is providing doses of a vaccine to residents who have been, or suspect they have been, exposed to the monkeypox virus.

Detroit recommends indoor masking as city reaches ‘high’ rate of COVID infection

Detroit officials are recommending everyone wear masks indoors now that the city is categorized as having a “high” rate of COVID infection.

Detroit offers free services to those who test positive for COVID-19

Michigan and the city of Detroit are partnering up to expand services to residents with COVID -19.

Omicron Variant, Mask Protection, DPSCD Virtual Learning

This week, COVID313 covers updates on the rapidly spreading Omicron variant, which mask protects the best and DPSCD virtual learning.

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Superintendent: Detroit public schools won’t reconsider mask mandate until at least mid-March

The superintendent of Detroit public schools said the district will wait until at least mid-March to consider removing its mask mandate.

Here’s where you can get a free KN-95 mask in Detroit on Thursday

Residents of Detroit will be able to get free KN-95 masks on Thursday.

Detroit school district will keep its mask mandate

DPSCD will wait for a recommendation from the city health department, even as other Michigan counties have lifted their mask mandates.

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Detroit children become honorary superheroes during special COVID vaccine clinic

The Detroit Health Department is celebrating children who got vaccinated during two special family and friends COVID vaccination clinics.

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Authorities said two men -- ages 19 and 25 -- were shot and killed at a holiday party. A third man sustained minor injuries and was treated at the scene.

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Detroit Health Department To Host Friends & Family Vaccination Day On Dec. 29

The Detroit Health Department is hosting a Friends and Family vaccination day on Dec. 29, with a special superhero theme for the children who attend.

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Vaccine for children ages 5 to 11 marks a potential turning point for schools

The COVID vaccine for young children is safe and effective, and could help reduce disruptions to education.

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Frustrations mount after COVID-19 protocols forced Cass Tech football to play game with just 19 players

Up until 6:30 p.m. on Friday last week, Cass Tech did not know if it was going to play a football game or not. After 50 players were quarantined due to a player testing positive for COVID-19, Cass Tech was on the verge of forfeiting. Instead, Cass Tech got the green light to play with one major catch: Only vaccinated players could participate in the game. According to first-year Cass Tech head coach Marvin Rushing, that meant he could only dress 19 players – only five of which were starters. Despite the circumstances, Cass Tech managed to keep things close as Renaissance pulled off a 13-6 win.

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Detroit health dept. says high E. coli levels that closed Belle Isle beach were caused by flooding

On Thursday, Aug. 19, during the dog days of Michigan's short summer, Detroit's Belle Isle beach was closed for swimming due to elevated levels of...

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Detroit health officials: Those seeking COVID vaccine dose at TCF Center need to call for appointment

Anyone who is eligible and seeking a 2nd or 3rd COVID-19 vaccine dose at the TCF Center in Detroit needs to call the Detroit Health Department to make an appointment.

Detroit health officials: Everyone should wear masks inside, even if vaccinated

Due to the spread of the COVID-19 Delta variant, Detroit health officials are recommending everyone wear masks indoors, even if fully vaccinated.

U.S. reaches 70% Covid vaccine milestone for adults about a month behind Biden's goal

While the vaccine milestone is a significant achievement, it should be seen as a floor, rather than a ceiling, health experts say.

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Detroit Health Department, DPSCD Hosting Mobile Vaccine Sites Through The Summer

The Detroit Health Department and Detroit Public Schools Community District are joining forces to make COVID-19 vaccines available to the community ahead of the next school year.

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Detroit expands at-home COVID vaccinations to all residents 12 and up

The city of Detroit is expanding its at-home COVID-19 vaccination service to all residents age 12 and up.

Vaccination teams begin visiting homebound Detroiters

Vaccination teams will begin visiting Detroit homes Monday as part of the city’s effort to administer COVID-19 vaccines to residents who are homebound.

Detroit launches program to vaccinate homebound residents

Starting next week the City of Detroit will begin vaccinating homebound residents.

Detroit’s mobile vaccination vehicle hits the streets, distributes shots directly to neighborhoods

Detroit's mobile vaccine vehicle aims to raise the vaccination rate of the city and to help quell anxiety over the shot.

Mobile vaccination units hit Detroit streets, aims to bring shot to residents directly

The mobile vaccine vehicle aims to raise the vaccination rate of the city and to help quell anxiety over the shot.

First rabid dog in 10 years detected in Michigan

LANSING, MI — For the first time in a decade, a Michigan dog has tested positive for rabies. A 6-month-old dog in Detroit recently tested positive for the disease, according to the Michigan Department of Health and Human Services (MDHHS) and the Michigan Department of Agriculture and Rural Development (MDARD). Testing to determine the strain of rabies in the infected dog is still taking place, state officials said in a press release Friday, May 21. While any mammal can be infected with rabies, in Michigan it is typically carried by skunks or bats. Vaccinating animals and avoiding contact with wildlife will help to limit the spread of the disease.”So far in 2021, there have been seven confirmed rabid animals in Michigan: this dog and six bats.

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Rabies detected in Detroit dog, first in state since 2011, officials say

The six-month-old canine had not been vaccinated against rabies before testing positive, officials said. Testing is underway to determine the strain of the virus.

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Detroit reports lowest infant mortality rate in decades

Top officials announced Wednesday a historic drop in Detroit’s infant mortality rate.

Lagging in vaccination rates, Detroit goes door-to-door to promote walk-in sites

DETROIT – Lagging behind in vaccination rates, Detroit is sending teams door-to-door to promote walk-in sites in the hope of getting more shots in arms, The Associated Press reports. The effort by the Detroit Health Department began on Monday in six neighborhoods surrounding recreation centers, a community center and a church where walk-in vaccinations are available, according to a news release. By the end of the day, canvassers had knocked on nearly 5,000 doors, AP reports. Detroit’s mass vaccination efforts began in the parking garage of the TCF Center, AP reports. Since the COVID-19 pandemic began in March 2020, there have been more than 47,600 confirmed cases and more than 2,000 deaths in Detroit, AP reports.

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Local 4 News at 5 -- April 28, 2021

Here's what's coming up on Local 4 News at 5.

Abdul El-Sayed endorses Abdullah Hammoud for Dearborn mayor

Dr. Abdul El-Sayed, former Detroit Health Director and gubernatorial candidate, is endorsing State Rep. Abdullah Hammoud’s campaign for mayor.

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With ‘a long way to go,’ Detroit takes vaccination efforts directly to neighborhoods

Update: Based on a recommendation from the CDC, the Detroit Health Department on Tuesday, April 13 halted use of the Johnson & Johnson vaccine, with plans to switch to Moderna and Pfizer doses for the rest of its neighborhood clinics. Residents around Western International High School in Southwest Detroit and Henry Ford High School on the city’s west side were offered the Johnson & Johnson vaccine Monday, April 12 as part of the Detroit Health Department’s “Neighborhood Vaccine Week.”“We’re trying to get more shots in arms to Detroiters. “We’re about 23% and we have a long way to go. In order for us to be safe, so I encourage everyone, please follow the safety precautions.”Six other Detroit neighborhood locations throughout the week will be offering the Johnson & Johnson vaccine from 8 a.m. to 5 p.m. Detroit Health Department is offering residents transportation to vaccine sites $2 per round trip.

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Michigan launches mobile COVID vaccine clinics in Detroit, Hamtramck

With Detroit’s vaccination rate well below the state average, MDHHS is launching mobile COVID-19 vaccine clinics in the city to try and reach more communities.

Michigan COVID-19 vaccinations: How to find appointments, info on phases

Michigan has started listing local health departments accepting appointments for COVID-19 vaccinations.

City of Detroit to enforce pandemic restrictions on Opening Day

“Opening Day is always a holiday here in Michigan,” said Brass Rail Bar manager Kevin Weathers. It’s time for the first home game of the Detroit Tigers season, but this year, it will be a lot different than previous years. READ: Detroit Tigers prepare for Opening Day amid COVID pandemic“We have everything 6 feet apart. “Let me say this: Opening Day is not going to be the same we’re accustomed to because of the pandemic,” said Detroit Chief Public Health Officer Denise Fair. The Detroit Tigers and the city are enforcing special precautions for Opening Day.

Detroit expands COVID vaccine eligibility to all residents 16 and older

Robert Huguley, 74, receives Moderna's COVID-19 vaccine, Jan. 27, 2021, at the TCF Center in Detroit. (AP Photo/Carlos Osorio)DETROIT – All Detroiters 16 and older are now eligible for a COVID-19 vaccine, the city announced Monday. Any Detroit resident age 16 or older can now call to schedule an appointment to be vaccinated at the TCF Center. Johnson & Johnson vaccine site opened at Northwest Activities Center 9-1 this Saturday. Chief Public Health Officer Denise Fair also announced that the Detroit Health Department has been informed it will receive its first allocation of Johnson and Johnson vaccine this week.

Detroit expands COVID vaccine eligibility to all on-site workers who live or work in city

DETROIT – The City of Detroit is expanded eligibility for the COVID-19 vaccine to include anyone who lives or works in the city and has to report to work. Now eligibility has been extended to all onsite employees provided they live or work in the city, such as bank branch staff and other officer workers. All others onsite workers now eligible should schedule their appointment by calling the city’s central vaccine scheduling number at 313-230-0505. More: Michigan COVID vaccine eligibility expands Monday: What to know‘Senior Saturdays’ expandsThe City of Detroit is expanding eligibility for its weekend Senior Saturday vaccination events, which will now be called Community Saturdays to reflect the broader eligibility. Call center staff will contact each scheduled person prior to their second appointment to remind them.

Detroit Health Department monitors bar crowds as people celebrate St. Patrick’s Day

DETROIT – St. Patrick’s Day celebrations were in full force Wednesday night in Downtown Detroit. With COVID restrictions now allowing a 50% capacity, or up to 100 people, at restaurants and bars, the Detroit Health Department were out monitoring crowds. READ: Wyandotte welcomes St. Patrick’s Day visitors to open container ‘social district’Environmental health specialists stopped at some of the hot spots, reminding people to wear masks and practice social distancing. While it was crowded in some areas, many were outside and felt things were safe. But some people were being extra cautious with the celebrations having the potential to be a super-spreader event.

Detroit opens vaccinations to residents 50 and older

DETROIT – Starting Monday, any Michigan residents age 50 and up with pre-existing medical conditions or disabilities will be eligible to make an appointment for the COVID-19 vaccine. READ: 6 Q&As on Michigan’s expansion of COVID-19 vaccine plan to 50+The city of Detroit isn’t going to wait until Monday. Mayor Mike Duggan announced Thursday that Detroiters with chronic conditions who are at least 50 years old can get appointments to get vaccinated. While it’s certainly another positive sign, the city also wants people to still be careful. AdREAD: Michigan COVID-19 vaccinations: How to find appointments, info on phases

COVID vaccination clinic available in Highland Park through SAY Detroit

DETROIT – Seniors and first responders living in Highland Park do not have access to the Detroit Health Department’s vaccine program. When Albom’s charity SAY Detroit opened a clinic in 2006 he didn’t think they would end up being on the frontlines of a pandemic. AdThrough an initiative of the Wayne County Health Department, doses of the Pfizer COVID-19 vaccine have become available for people in Highland Park and Hamtramck at the SAY Detroit family health clinic. That would be only people who live in Highland Park or Hamtramck. Anyone who wants it can call 313-590-0470 for an appointment or just walk inside the SAY Detroit clinic on Glendale Avenue.

A guide to vaccination availability

Additionally, those who live — and some who work — in Detroit also have the option of being vaccinated through the Detroit Health Department. The Beaumont Health System receives an average of 10,000 to 15,000 doses per week, yet has the capability to vaccinate 40,000 to 50,000 patients each week. While area hospitals are focusing on vaccinations of those 65 and older, the county health department is focusing on administration to health providers, public safety, educators and other high-priority essential workers. Last week, Wayne County received 8,375 first doses from the state — an increase from the 4,350 it received the week prior — along with 2,925 second doses. Further information is available on the Detroit Health Department website and those who wish to schedule a vaccination appointment may call (313) 230-0505.

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Detroit Water And Sewerage Reports Total Water Sampling Remains Under Action Level

The primary sources of lead in water are lead service lines, lead solder, and/or fixtures containing lead in the home. The service line is the pipe which brings water from the water main in the street to inside the home or business. Lead service lines are under two inches in diameter and are mostly at single family or duplex homes. Be careful to select the appropriate products for repairing or replacing drinking water plumbing in your home. About The Detroit Water and Sewerage DepartmentThe Detroit Water and Sewerage Department (DWSD) serves more than 230,000 accounts that includes a residential population of nearly 700,000.

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Detroit expands testing of wastewater to predict COVID-19 spikes

It is a program that samples wastewater in order to try to stay ahead of future spikes in the case count. And with that thought the City of Detroit announced today it expanded its partnership with the Great Lakes Water Authority and Michigan State University to use untreated wastewater to predict outbreaks. Many health officials are hailing the move as groundbreaking including Denise Fair, chief public health officer for the City of Detroit. The number of confirmed cases of the coronavirus (COVID-19) in Michigan has risen to 366,242 as of Tuesday, including 9,324 deaths, state officials report. Tuesday’s update represents 5,793 new cases and 190 additional deaths, including 30 from Vital Records review.

Community spread forcing changes to COVID-19 contact tracing in Michigan

DETROIT – With COVID-19 affecting long-term care facilities in the spring, the City of Detroit Health Department is gearing up for testing this week. “We’re going to support nursing homes with onsite COVID-19 testing at all of the nursing homes over the next two weeks,” said Detroit Health Department Director Denise Fair. READ: Michigan health director explains need for expanded COVID-19 restrictionsREAD: Gov. Our COVID-19 Data section tracks many of the key data points health officials are watching closely every single day. Track key COVID-19 data points in Michigan:

Detroit city officials lay out plans for safe Halloween

DETROIT – With COVID-19 numbers on the rise and Halloween right around the corner, the Detroit Health Department is urging everyone to take caution the All Hallows' Eve. We’ve had to deal with a lot of changes this year and Halloween will be no different. Detroit mayor Mike Duggan is working to make sure there’s still a whole lot of fun in the city. Unlike some areas of Metro Detroit, the Detroit Health Department and Duggan are not taking away Halloween. However, with cases on the rise, it’s crucial to keep Halloween safe this year.

Detroit’s Holy Redeemer grade school moves to remote learning amid rising COVID-19 infections

DETROIT – Students at Holy Redeemer grade school in Detroit are switching to remote learning for the remainder of October due to increasing COVID-19 cases among students. According to a letter sent to families Monday, Holy Redeemer teachers have already sent out learning schedules for students' remote learning. The school is asking students and families to self-monitor for COVID-19 symptoms. Anyone who has COVID-19 symptoms or believes they may have been exposed should contact their primary healthcare provider or get tested for the virus. COVID-19 symptoms can develop up to 14 days after exposure to the virus.

Detroit Health Department moves immunization clinic to Midtown headquarters

DETROIT – The Detroit Health Department officially announces the relocation of its Immunization Clinic from the Samaritan Center on the city’s east side at 5555 Conner Street, to its headquarters at 100 Mack Avenue in Midtown. Health Department staff officially made the move to the new location on September 8, centrally located just steps from the Woodward Avenue and Mack Avenue bus lines. The Health Department’s newly relocated Immunization Clinic offers six newly-renovated examination rooms that will serve a higher volume of patients. “The move to Midtown supports our mission to build healthy communities for all families,” said Najibah Rehman, MD, MPH, Medical Director, Detroit Health Department. The Detroit Health Department Immunization Clinic is open by appointment only, Monday thru Friday, 8 a.m. – 4:30 p.m. To accommodate students participating in in-person learning at a Detroit charter or public school, the clinic will also open on Saturdays, 8 a.m. – 4:30 p.m., now through November 1.

Detroit event to offer free vaccinations, flu shots for children on Sept. 12

All rights reserved)DETROIT – Ascension Michigan is partnering with the Detroit Health Department to offer free immunization and flu shots to children this weekend. Officials say vaccinations among children in Detroit have declined from 82% to 47% since March, according to a report from the Wayne County Health Department. To combat this decline, the health system will host a Back to School Community Immunization Fair on September 12 at Martin Luther King Jr. High School. From 9 a.m. to 2 p.m., children 6 months old and older can receive free immunization and flu shots. Officials say individuals are welcome whether they are insured or not.

3 Detroit summer school students test positive for COVID-19

DETROIT Officials said three students attending summer school in Detroit have tested positive for coronavirus (COVID-19). Detroit Public Schools Community District partnered with the Detroit Health Department to have students who are attending face-to-face summer school tested for COVID-19. READ: 2 Detroit summer school students test positive for COVID-19The tests were ordered on Tuesday, after a judge ruled that summer classes could only continue if every student attending was tested for the virus. If you think you have been exposed to COVID-19 and develop a fever and symptoms, such as cough or difficulty breathing, contact the Detroit Health Department at 313-876-4000. We will continue to work closely with the Detroit Health Department as we complete summer school and prepare to re-open in the fall.

Detroit Public Schools Community District virus infection rate remains at less than one percent, health official says

DETROIT On Saturday, the Detroit Health Department tested an additional 12 Detroit Public Schools Community District students for COVID-19 with zero testing positive. With 331 students tested since Friday, and two students returning positive tests, the infection rate remains at less than one percent, according to the department. Parents of students who have tested positive and those who were in close proximity will be notified by the Detroit Health Department to self-quarantine for 14 days and monitor for COVID-19 symptoms. If you think you have been exposed to COVID-19 and develop a fever and symptoms, such as cough or difficulty breathing, contact the Detroit Health Department at 313-876-4000. Residents are advised to continue washing their hands, practicing social distancing, wearing a face covering and avoiding crowds.

2 Detroit summer school students test positive for COVID-19

DETROIT Officials said two students attending summer school in Detroit have tested positive for coronavirus (COVID-19). Detroit Public Schools Community District partnered with the Detroit Health Department to have students who are attending face-to-face summer school tested for COVID-19. We will continue to work closely with the Detroit Health Department as we complete summer school and prepare to re-open in the fall. READ: 20 arrested during Detroit summer school protest todayStudents who received a COVID-19 test will be allowed to return to the building on Monday. Infection rates are low, which is consistent with rates across the City, says Denise Fair, chief public health officer, Detroit Health Department.

Watch Live: Detroit Mayor Mike Duggan holds press conference

DETROIT – Detroit Mayor Mike Duggan will hold a press conference at 2 p.m. Monday. Duggan is speaking about high car insurance rates and providing an update on the coronavirus pandemic along with protests against police brutality. You can watch the press conference in the video player above.

Public swimming pools ordered to close across Southeast Michigan to mitigate spread of COVID-19

DETROIT – Health officials have ordered public swimming pools in Southeast Michigan to close to mitigate the spread of coronavirus (COVID-19). The Detroit Health Department Wayne County Public Health Division, Oakland County Health Division and the Macomb County Health Department all issued orders requiring public swimming pools to close indefinitely. The aim of the closures is to reduce the potential spread of coronavirus. Pools pose a low risk of transmitting COVID-19, but health officials are concerned about people not being able to maintain social distancing. MORE: Inflatable pools boom in popularity as Metro Detroit public pools remain closedRead the full press release below:

Detroit COVID-19 data: Tracking cases, deaths

DETROIT – Here we are tracking the city of Detroit’s coronavirus (COVID-19) cases and deaths. The Detroit Health Department has been releasing data for daily cases and deaths, and the breakdown by sex, race and age groups. VIEW: Detroit is now mapping COVID-19 cases by ZIP codeMore:

WATCH LIVE: Detroit mayor holds daily COVID-19 news conference

May 7: The Mayor will announce the start of construction on a half-dozen projects, totaling $120 million. Joining him will be two of the developers, as well as representatives of the TCF Center field hospital.

Detroit Health Department breaks down COVID-19 cases by zip code

DETROIT – The city of Detroit is now mapping cases by zip code. The zip code 48235 in the Northwest part of the city near Eight Mile Road and Southfield Freeway has the most cases. Updated April 18 -- Michigan coronavirus (COVID-19) cases up to 30,791; Death toll now at 2,308 with 3,237 recoveries reported“I hope you can see the yellow line that’s Detroit. As of mid April, Detroit’s Health Department says there are 7,947 positive COVID-19 cases and 590 deaths, in the city alone. Zip code is 48221 is also in the top three with 507 cases.

Detroit is now mapping COVID-19 cases by ZIP code

DETROIT – The Detroit Health Department has started releasing COVID-19 cases by ZIP code. According the new map released Saturday, April 18, the 48235 ZIP code -- south of 8 Mile Road, north of Puritan Avenue and between the Southfield Freeway and Meyers Road -- has the most confirmed cases of the coronavirus (COVID-19) with 724 cases. Take a look at the map here. The city says some ZIP codes with very low case counts are excluded from the map to protect privacy. Here’s more COVID-19 data from the Detroit Health Department:More: COVID-19 data for Michigan

Detroit Health Department to host coronavirus conference calls for non-English speaking residents

DETROIT – The Detroit Health Department and Neighborhood Department are hosting conference calls to share information regarding the coronavirus (COVID-19) pandemic with non-English speaking residents. The conference calls will take place March 31, April 7 and April 14. Conference calls will be available at the following times in the following languages:2 p.m. - Arabic4 p.m. - Bengali6 p.m. - SpanishTo access the conference call, dial one of the following phone numbers:929-436-2866312-626-6799346-248-7799Individuals must then enter the following code into the phone to access the meeting:363 140 9738 # (pound sign)For more information, contact your District Administrator or Deputy District Administrator or call 313-224-4415.

Detroit health chief announces city has more than 400 confirmed COVID-19 cases

Detroit health chief announces city has more than 400 confirmed COVID-19 casesPublished: March 23, 2020, 3:17 pmDenise Fair, the chief public health officer of the Detroit Health Department, announced the figure -- 414 confirmed cases, to be exact -- during a news conference with the mayor on Monday, March 23, 2020.

Detroit measles case confirmed in resident who returned from overseas

DETROIT - The Detroit Health Department announced Friday health officials have confirmed a case of measles in a Detroit resident who recently returned from overseas travel. The person also went to their physicians office in Macomb County and everyone who was exposed at that location was directly notified, according to the health department. They are instructed to call the Detroit Health Department Immunizations Clinic at 313-876-4667 to determine they are considered a measles risk and in need of additional treatment to lower the risk of contracting measles. Vaccination is recommended within 3 days of exposure, or Immune-globulin (Ig) (an injectable medication) within six days of exposure by Monday, July 22. Anyone who was at Childrens Hospital of Michigan should watch for symptoms of measles for 21 days through Aug. 6, 2019.

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