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Check – Tick Free NH

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After you come indoors check your body and clothing for ticks. Ticks may be carried into the house on clothing. Any ticks that are found should be removed. Tumble dry clothes in a dryer on high heat for 10 minutes to kill ticks on dry clothing after you come indoors. If the clothes are damp, additional time may be needed. If the clothes require washing first, hot water is recommended. Cold and medium temperature water will not kill ticks effectively. Check pets for ticks! In and around the ears.

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Remove – Tick Free NH

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Ticks like to crawl up and be in warm places like armpits or below the waist. Conduct a full body check upon return from potentially tick-infested areas, which even includes your back yard. Use a hand-held or full-length mirror to view all parts of your body. If you find a tick on your body, your children, or your pets it is important to remove it immediately. To properly remove an attached tick using a plain set of fine-tipped tweezers or a tick removal spoon follow the tick removal steps. Email Bureau ...

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Tick-Borne Disease – Tick Free NH

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The New Hampshire (NH) Bureau of Infectious Disease Control Sections work together to protect the health of NH residents by investigating and tracking reports of diseases that threaten the health of the public. The Blacklegged tick can transmit Lyme disease, the other tick-borne diseases that it can transmit and has been known to transmit in New Hampshire are: anaplasmosis, babesiosis, and Powassan virus. And the Centers for Disease Control and Prevention. Email JSI Research and Training Institute, Inc.

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Frequently Asked Questions | ReadyNH

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Skip to Main Content. Please find answers to commonly asked about NH Alerts. If you do not see an answer for your question, email us at NHAlerts@dos.nh.gov. Is the NH Alerts app free? Why haven’t I been getting notifications? Do I need to turn on my phone’s location services to use the app? How can I silence the app? Does the app use a lot of battery? Why do I see alerts from other states? How is this different than the CodeRED app? Why don’t I get alerts from NH Dept. of Safety on my Nixle app? Yes The ...

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ReadyNH: You are the Superhero | ReadyNH

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Skip to Main Content. ReadyNH: You are the Superhero. A TV ad describing the importance of signing up to receive emergency alerts from the State of New Hampshire. You will need an HTML5 compatible browser or the Flash Player in order to view this video. You are the Superhero script. Take Action, Be Safe! Sign up for Emergency Alerts. Learn what to do Before, During, and After A Disaster. Portable Document Format (.pdf). Visit nh.gov for a list of free .pdf readers. For a variety of operating systems.

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Language Translation | ReadyNH

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Skip to Main Content. Website Language Translation Tools. Translation services are provided via Google Language Tools. To assist customers with navigating the ReadyNH website. To use Google Language Tools, you may choose the desired language from the list below (left) or by clicking on the Google Translate drop down list below (right):. French: en français. Spanish: en español. German: in der deutschen. For questions or additional information about language translation on any NH.gov. Take Action, Be Safe!

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SBIRT Initiative | SBIRT-NH - New Hampshire Youth SBIRT Initiative

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The New Hampshire Youth SBIRT Initiative of the New Hampshire Charitable Foundation. Is supported in partnership with the Conrad N. Hilton Foundation. This Initiative addresses a primary goal of the statewide strategic plan developed by the Governor’s Commission on Alcohol and Drug Abuse Prevention, Intervention and Treatment: Collective Action Collective Impact. The New Hampshire Charitable Foundation has entered the final year of the three-year initiative. As of January 2016, the Foundation has fun...

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Resources | ReadyNH

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Skip to Main Content. The information on ReadyNH is intended to be the most useful for New Hampshire residents preparing for emergencies and for trainers. The following are links to several key resources that you can use to take action. Resources for People with Functional Needs. ReadyNH: You are the Superhero. You are the superhero script. New England's Next Earthquake: The Writing on the Wall. Not available at this time. Earthquakes in New England. Not available at this time. Take Action, Be Safe!