Cases of people who have contracted the omicron variant of the coronavirus are trending in the right direction, giving Genesee-Orleans Public Health Director Paul Pettit cause for optimism that COVID-19 could become an endemic rather than a pandemic in the coming months. “We’re seeing that decline … which is good,” Pettit said at this afternoon’s Genesee County Legislature
Without a facility to provide intervention services for pre-school children in Genesee County, annual costs to transport these young people to regional facilities are exceeding a half-million dollars, County Public Health Director Paul Pettit said on Monday. “We still do not have any local center-based services in Genesee County, and once Rainbow Preschool was shut down a
The voices of local health officials pleading with the powers that be in Albany to boost support for county programming are finally being heard. That’s what Paul Pettit, public health director for Genesee and Orleans counties, communicated to members of the Genesee County Legislature’s Human Services Committee today as he presented his department’s annual report. “Ever since
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