State health department expands pregnancy-related depression and anxiety campaign to reach Latina moms
Dave Brendsel, Prevention Services Division|303-692-2156|david.brendsel@state.co.us
FOR IMMEDIATE RELEASE: Jan.
Press Release
Coloradans know more about marijuana now than when it was legalized
Mark Salley, Communications Director|303-692-2013|mark.salley@state.co.us
IMMEDIATE RELEASE: Jan 18, 2018
DENVER - R
Work-related deaths in Colorado increase slightly; transportation incidents leading cause
Work-related deaths in Colorado increased slightly between 2015 and 2016, according to data released by the Colorado Department of Public Health and Environment. In 2016, there were a total of 81 fatal work injuries recorded, an 8 percent increase from the 75 reported in 2015. The fatal injury rate also increased to 3 per 100,000 full-time equivalent workers from 2.9 in 2015.
Coloradans encouraged to test homes for radon in January
Kelly MacGregor, Public Communications Specialist | 303-692-3304 | kelly.macgregor@state.co.us
FOR IMMEDIATE RELEASE: Tuesday, Jan.
Statement regarding President Donald Trump’s proposed EPA budget cuts
Mark Salley, Communications Director | 303-692-2013 | mark.salley@state.co.us
FOR IMMEDIATE RELEASE: Mar.
Victor’s Market Co. recalls chicken products due to misbranding
Laura Van Wagenen-Birdsill, Wholesale Food and Food Recall Coordinator | 303-692-3649
EPA announces $2.4 million in Colorado Brownfields grants
By Freddy Arck | Hazardous Materials and Waste Management Division
Colorado businesses support employees during Great American Smokeout
Jess Harvat –Tobacco Communications Specialist | 303-692-6370 | jess.harvat@state.co.us
FOR IMMEDIATE RELEASE: Nov.
Advisory: New commission will work to reduce Colorado’s high suicide rate
David Brendsel, Communications Specialist, Prevention Services | 303-692-2156 | david.brendsel@state.co.us
FOR IMMEDIATE RELEASE: Oct.