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December 21, 2021
Cold and Flu Season Affecting Local Residents
February 26, 2021
Photo from Centers for Disease Control and Prevention According to the Iowa Department of Public Health, Warren County has seen a total of 5,498 positive COVID-19 tests to affect the county since the beginning of the pandemic, a growth of 19 tests since the February 18th update. Active cases are down to 847 currently in the county, a drop of 59 since the latest update. Warren County Health Services Director Jodene DeVault tells KNIA News the state is now reporting positive COVID-19 tests rather...
February 23, 2021
Photo from Centers for Disease Control and Prevention According to the Iowa Department of Public Health, Warren County has seen a total of 5,479 positive COVID-19 tests to affect the county since the beginning of the pandemic, a growth of 480 tests since the February 18th update. Accordinging to the Iowa Department of Public Health, active cases are up to 906 current in the county, a growth of 397 since the latest update. Warren County Health Services Director Jodene DeVault tells KNIA News th...
January 12, 2021
Warren County COVID-19 Vaccine Rollout Partnering with Local Companies
January 11, 2021
COVID-19 Vaccination Schedule to Progress as State
December 31, 2020
Warren County Health Services has spent a majority of their time and effort this year combating the COVID-19 pandemic, on top of their usual duties including mental health, providing services for expecting mothers, and education among many others. Warren County Health Services Director Jodene DeVault tells KNIA News she is proud of the way her office and Warren County residents came together to help each other. “I think that overall we have seen in Warren County a lot of increased needs relat...
December 17, 2020
Photo from Centers for Disease Control and Prevention Warren County will begin to receive the Moderna vaccine next week if it is approved by the FDA, providing the vaccine to healthcare providers and emergency personnel, followed by residents who are high-risk. Warren County Health Services Director Jodene DeVault tells KNIA News once those workers have received the vaccine, they will move on to members of the general public. “As the 1A phase, what we are in now, is complete, we will move on ...