Residents of the 40-unit Lightner Creek Mobile Home Park have been without running water for 10 days – since Feb. 13. Darlene Mann, the owner of the park located at 907 Lightner Creek Road (County Roa.
San Juan Basin Public Health will offer a series of radon education workshops over the next three weeks in recognition of National Radon Action Month.
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The San Juan Basin Public Health Department has begun to solicit applications from owners of private wells to have their water tested for perfluoroalkyl and polyfluoroalkyl substances, otherwise known.
By Randi Pierce
Staff Writer
Archuleta County received a bit of good news late last week, just in time for Christmas the rate of new infections of COVID-19 is decreasing, and Archuleta County is trending toward Level Orange: High Risk on the state’s COVID dial.
San Juan Basin Public Health (SJBPH) released the good news on Friday, Dec. 18.
In a press release, the organization states it “is pleased to report that both Archuleta and La Plata counties are making progress in critical metrics to return to Level Orange: High Risk public health measures on Colorado’s COVID-19 Dial. The Dial pairs the public health protocols for businesses and events with underlying data about the pandemic in each county. In the past two weeks, both counties have begun to see improvements in case incidence and test positivity rates.”