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Due to the ongoing COVID-19 pandemic, Loudoun County advisory bodies are conducting "electronic meetings" under the Continuity of Government Ordinance (PDF) adopted by the Board of Supervisors on October 14, 2020. Meetings dates of this advisory body may differ from its normal schedule. Information on the actual meeting dates and times of this advisory body and on how to access the meeting remotely will be posted on the Loudoun County Government Calendar and at loudoun.gov/remoteparticipation. Agendas and related documents prepared for the meetings are posted below.
The Loudoun Health Commission includes representatives from the health care, business, faith and non-profit communities, from the school system, the Chamber of Commerce and community institutions, from health-related county government agencies, from Loudoun’s town governments, and from the community.
The Loudoun Health Commission is working to increase awareness of what residents can do to help protect their drinking water. An important component of this is the proper disposal of unused medications.
Equally important is the periodic testing of well water for potentially harmful contaminants; a list of regulated contaminants under the National Primary Drinking Water Regulations is available from the U.S. Environmental Protection Agency.
The Loudoun Health Commission is working with the Loudoun Lyme Disease Commission to increase awareness of ways Loudoun residents can stay safe from Lyme disease.
Every five years, the Loudoun Health Commission conducts a public health needs assessment. The most recent assessment was begun in 2013 and the results are available online.
If you are interested in learning more about the Loudoun Health Commission or health issues in Loudoun County, please email us or call at 703-771-5829.
Meeting minutes are available following approval.