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1. In the event of a county-wide pubic health emergency, how are we informed?

Any county-wide public health emergency will be posted on this county web site in the "Alert" category. You can also hear about it in the local media (KYGT). In the event of an immediate threat, the Sheriff’s Department uses the "Code Red" calling system which you must enrolled in.

To enroll in the Code Red call down system, please visit - https://public.coderedweb.com/CNE/en-US/F2FD39D5D3DE 

If you have any question or need more general information call Donna Kline, Public Health Emergency Preparedness Planner at (303) 679-2364 or dkline@clearcreekcounty.us. 

2. What should I do if my water or sewer pipes are frozen and it could pose a health hazard for my family?

If you are concerned about frozen water or sewer pipes, contact the Environmental Health Department at (303) 679-2420 or EH@clearcreekcounty.us. 

3. Who should I contact to report a suspected outbreak from a communicable disease?

If you suspect a disease outbreak please contact:

Crystal Brandt, RN
(303) 670-7545
cbrandt@clearcreekcounty.us 

or

Charlotte Hampson
(303) 679-2420
champson@clearcreekcounty.us 

4. I’ve been bitten by an animal. Who do I call to report it?

If you have been bitten by a domestic animal (cat, dog, rodent) you should contact the Clear Creek County Animal Control Unit (303) 679-2398. Immediately wash the wound with warm soapy water and seek medical attention. 

Please submit a Clear Creek County Animal Bite Form so that the appropriate staff may follow-up with you.

5. How do I sign up to volunteer to help during an emergency?

During public health emergencies, local authorities rely heavily on volunteer support to emergency efforts. If you are interested in receiving more information on volunteer opportunities, please contact:

Donna Kline
(303) 679-2364
dkline@clearcreekcounty.us