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APRIL 14 -20, 2019
Emergencies can occur at any time which require Police, Fire and/or emergency medical services; and
When an emergency occurs, the prompt response of law enforcement, firefighters, and parame...
D/Sgt. Lamar Rufner goes above and beyond his call as a police officer and has compassion for all victims he deals with. D/Sgt. Rufner recently acted quickly on and stopped a perpetrator from luring teenage girls into using snapchat for the susp...
In 1982, the President’s Task Force on Victims of Crime envisioned a national commitment to a more equitable and supportive response to victims.
This commemorative week celebrates the energy, perseverance and commitment that launched the victims’...
Congratulations Rebecca Roller and Richelle Coscarelli-Petty, from the Lenawee County Prosecutor’s Office Crime Victims’ Rights Division, for receiving the Catherine Cobb Safe House Everyday Hero award in the Justice/Court Hero categor...
Happy SPRING TO YOU!
Prior to the March 13th Board of Commissioners meeting, members of Lenawee County Farm Bureau provided lunch to board and heard from representatives of Farm Bureau about issues important to the agricultural community of the c...
The Lenawee County Park’s Commission is updating its Parks Master Plan and we need your help. Please complete our short online park survey; a printable version is also available. Information collected will help in determining park pri...
Protection is ensured if you had the measles (anyone born before 1957 is considered protected) or have received two doses of the measles vaccines. The Lenawee County Health Department offers measles vaccinations call 517.264.5226 option...
Volunteers are needed to assist with the Lenawee County’s May 11, 2019 (8 am-12 pm) Spring Collection Event. Beverages and lunch are provided. Volunteers may be assigned to:
Hand out and/or Collect Survey forms
1040 S. Winter Street, Suite 3003Adrian, MI 49221517-264-5280Check out the Department on Aging Resource Guide!
As the Nutrition Director, I see the impact of volunteer dedication every day. The kitchen staff of the seven senior centers are amazing at preparing over nine hundred meals each day for older a...
A vital part of health care is being able to get to medical appointments. As some older adults are not able to or elect not to drive to these appointments, the Lenawee Department on Aging is pro...
The Lenawee Department on Aging salutes volunteers!
PEOPLE are the best asset Lenawee County has. It is through volunteers that the Department on Aging is able to deliver over seven hundred meals Monday through Friday and transport as ma...
Having a plan isn’t just about losing weight, it’s about getting and staying healthy.
I am Heather Barker, and as the director of the Adrian Senior Center, I have heard many say they d...
The senior centers are the focal point of activities for older adults in Lenawee County.Each of the center's activities may differ, but they all offer fun, fellowship, personal enrichment, challenges, parties, games, educational classes, and...
Are you a caregiver? Or do you think you may be a caregiver? I am Tammy Jewell, Director of Daybreak. At the Lenawee Department on Aging we believe that caregivers need support to make the best of the caregiver experience. &am...
April is Sexual Assault Awareness Month! For more information on resources available contact the Catherine Cobb Domestic Violence Shelter at 517-264-6776 or visit https://www.nsvrc.org (National Sexual Violence Resource Center)
It’s STD Awareness Month! The theme this year is Treat Me Right. A strong relationship between patients and healthcare providers is an important part of stopping the STD rise in its tracks. To learn more about STD Awareness Month—and h...
If you are a woman aged 40-64 years, you may be eligible for free mammograms, pap smears, and cholesterol tests! Call 517-264-5235 or visit http://www.lenawee.mi.us/242/WISEWOMAN
Rabies is transmitted by introducing the virus into open cuts or wounds such as a bite, or by contact with mucous membranes. The 2 types of primary exposure are (1) bat bites, or (2) mucous membrane contamination with the bat's saliva or brain tissue. A p...
April Webinar Schedule (pdf)
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Amongst all of the holiday cheer, excitement, and fun, you might not have had a moment to think about where to recycle your old TV after you purchase that shiny new one on Black Friday.
Luckily, Michigan has a robust electronics recycling system, so be sur...
Saturday, May 11, 2019 from 8:00 am – 12:00 pm at Lenawee County Fair & Event Grounds
Saturday, May 18, 2019 from 8:00 am – 12:00 pm at at Wacker Chemical Corp. ...