Disease Prevention
The Eagle County Communicable Disease Program focuses on preventing and controlling the spread of communicable diseases by:
Immunization Program
Flu, COVID, and MonkeyPox Vaccines
Travel Clinic
Tuberculosis (TB)
ECPHE disease prevention team works in coordination with the state tuberculosis program to provide treatment and control activities according to current standards and Colorado laws, rules and regulations. These activities include management of latent and active tuberculosis, outreach activities and contact investigations and isolation in compliance with Colorado statutes.
Click here to learn more about Eagle County Public Health's Tuberculosis (TB) Program.
For more information, call 970-235-0187 or email diseaseprevention@eaglecounty.us.
Environmental Health & Food Borne Illness
Environmental Health and Disease Prevention work collectively to prevent, investigate, and control food-borne and bug-borne illness.
Report a Suspected Foodborne Illness to Eagle County Environmental Health
FDA Recalls
Food Poisoning Overview
Foodborne Illnesses and Germs FAQ
Help Prevent Spread of Norovirus
Help Prevent Spread of Norovirus (Spanish)
Bug-borne Disease
For Health Care Providers
To report a communicable disease : contact Eagle County Public Health at 970-235-0187 or diseaseprevention@eaglecounty.us. After hours and weekends, contact the Colorado Department of Public Health and Environment (CDPHE) at 303-370-9395.
Disease Reporting Guidance
STD/HIV Resources
CDPHE Division of Disease Control
The Eagle County Communicable Disease Program focuses on preventing and controlling the spread of communicable diseases by:
- Monitoring diseases
- Investigating diseases
- Identifying risks that cause disease
- Coordinating prevention strategies
- Consulting with health care providers
Immunization Program
Flu, COVID, and MonkeyPox Vaccines
Travel Clinic
Tuberculosis (TB)
ECPHE disease prevention team works in coordination with the state tuberculosis program to provide treatment and control activities according to current standards and Colorado laws, rules and regulations. These activities include management of latent and active tuberculosis, outreach activities and contact investigations and isolation in compliance with Colorado statutes.
Click here to learn more about Eagle County Public Health's Tuberculosis (TB) Program.
For more information, call 970-235-0187 or email diseaseprevention@eaglecounty.us.
Environmental Health & Food Borne Illness
Environmental Health and Disease Prevention work collectively to prevent, investigate, and control food-borne and bug-borne illness.
Report a Suspected Foodborne Illness to Eagle County Environmental Health
- Call 970-328-8755; OR
- Complete the Foodborne Illness Form and receive a call back ECEH
FDA Recalls
Food Poisoning Overview
Foodborne Illnesses and Germs FAQ
Help Prevent Spread of Norovirus
Help Prevent Spread of Norovirus (Spanish)
Bug-borne Disease
For Health Care Providers
To report a communicable disease : contact Eagle County Public Health at 970-235-0187 or diseaseprevention@eaglecounty.us. After hours and weekends, contact the Colorado Department of Public Health and Environment (CDPHE) at 303-370-9395.
Disease Reporting Guidance
STD/HIV Resources
CDPHE Division of Disease Control
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