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Following two recent positive rabies tests for bats in the Missoula area, Missoula Animal Services is reminding residents how to handle bat exposures and to vaccinate their cats and dogs against…

Missoula Public Health is offering multiple flu and covid vaccine clinics across Missoula County in October. These clinics are on a first-come, first-served basis and are open to families, individuals…

Did you know that Missoula County is home to the first water quality district in Montana? Efforts to give local governments a tool to address water quality arose out of chemical contamination of local…

Missoula Public Health (MPH) is offering multiple vaccine clinics at organizations and schools in Missoula in August and September. These clinics are on a first-come, first-served basis and give…

Thank you for taking time to license your animal with Missoula Animal Services. Dog licensing is essential for you, your pet, and your community. If your dog gets lost, a license tag on their collar…

Evidenced-based guidance to help you separate vaccine facts from fiction. The Claim: A single dose of human papillomavirus (HPV) vaccine provides the same protection as two doses. The Facts: HPV is…

The Immunization Clinic at MPH has compiled a list of trusted vaccine resources for individuals, families, and healthcare providers. Please note this is not a complete list of all reputable…

Missoula Public Health will host the 5th annual Roll & Read event on Saturday, April 18, from 11 a.m. to 1 p.m. at McCormick Park in Missoula. This free, family-friendly event promotes early…

The General, Essential Agriculture and Prescribed Wildland Outdoor Burning Seasons open on Sunday, March 1, in Missoula County. If you are planning to burn any natural vegetation or untreated wood…

Outdoor burning in Missoula County is still closed. The Prescribed Wildland burning season ended on Nov. 30; the Essential Agriculture burning season ended on Oct. 31, and the General burning season…

If you’ve lived in the Missoula Valley, you’re familiar with the inversion that often happens in the winter months. What’s actually happening during an inversion, and what do wood stoves have to do…

Missoula Public Health (MPH) was notified that a person infected with measles visited Missoula on Saturday, Nov. 22, 2025. No positive cases of measles have been confirmed in Missoula County at this…

The federal process for approving and recommending seasonal respiratory vaccines deviated from the typical schedule this year. That led to confusion about who is eligible for Covid vaccines and…

What is the Clean Indoor Air Act (CIAA)? The Montana Clean Indoor Air Act (CIAA), codified under Title 50, Chapter 40, Part 1, MCA, is a state law that protects the public and workers from the harmful…

Families in Missoula now have a new way to access high-quality pediatric care, thanks to a collaboration between the Missoula Public Library, Families First Learning Lab and Montana Pediatrics.…

At this time, Highly Pathogenic Avian Influenza (HPAI) or bird flu has not been detected among humans in Missoula County. The infectious disease team at Missoula Public Health continues to monitor the…

MPOX is a virus in the same family of viruses as smallpox and cowpox. MPOX infections are rare. Anyone can get MPOX. It is not an STI. If you have recently experienced an unexplained rash, please get…