Monday, September 19, 2016

Tuesday, September 13, 2016

Lee County Health Department to Distribute Zika Virus Prevention Kits

Lee County Health Department to Distribute Zika Virus Prevention Kits


With summer winding down and people spending more time outdoors, it is important for everyone to take precautions to protect against mosquito bites. Although the Zika Virus is not being locally transmitted in North Carolina, prevention efforts should start now.


The Lee County Health Department will have Zika Virus Prevention Kits available for county residents starting on Thursday, September 15, 2016. Residents may pick up the kits at the Lee County Health Department (106 Hillcrest Drive, 2nd Floor), Lee County Environmental Health (115 Chatham Street), and the Lee County Animal Shelter (1450 North Horner Boulevard). The kits will be distributed on a first come, first serve basis and will contain one Mosquito Dunk.  Kits will also have educational information regarding the proper use of the Mosquito Dunk, along with methods to prevent mosquito-borne diseases.  A Mosquito Dunk is a donut-shaped disc that is inserted into a standing water source, where it floats on the surface and slowly releases a special bacterium, which mosquito larvae eat. This bacterium kills mosquito larvae of all known mosquito species, but is non-toxic to humans, animals, birds, frogs, fish, birds and other animals.

For more information, please contact the Lee County Health Department at (919) 718-4640.

Agenda - 9-19-16 Commissioners Meeting

The Lee County Board of Commissioners will meet on September 19th for their regular monthly meeting. Click here to view Agenda for said meeting. 

Tuesday, August 30, 2016

Action Taken at 8-29016 Special Meeting of the Board

The Lee County Board of Commissioners met in special session on August 29, 2016.  Click here  to view Action Taken from said meeting. 

Friday, August 26, 2016

San-Lee Park Mountain Bike Trail and Boat dock Access

August 26, 2016
Mountain Bike Trail and Boatdock Access Open


Lee County Parks & Recreation announces that access to the Mountain Bike Trailhead and Boat Docks at San-Lee Park has been restored.  Park patrons can now access both those areas via a new pathway located by the large bulletin board at the upper parking lot of the park.