Partners with families to promote healthy lifestyles and nurturing environments. Child and Family Health Services support families with the following services: - Breastfeeding classes and resources: breastfeeding support services are available in home, at the Horizon Public Health Office Alexandria main site, and via telephone. - Child and Teen Checkups (C&TC): complete head-to-toe health and development checkups for persons under 21 years old. - Child passenger safety: specialists can answer questions regarding child safety seats and check your car seats. - Family Home Visiting: registered nurses provide a variety of home visiting programs including prenatal, postpartum and ongoing parenting support services. - Follow Along Program: for parents of children ages birth - 5 at no cost to learn if your child is talking, moving, playing and developing on track for his/her age.

Partners with families to promote healthy lifestyles and nurturing environments. Child and Family Health Services support families with the following services: - Breastfeeding classes and resources: breastfeeding support services are available in home, at the Horizon Public Health Office Alexandria main site, and via telephone. - Child and Teen Checkups (C&TC): complete head-to-toe health and development checkups for persons under 21 years old. - Child passenger safety: specialists can answer questions regarding child safety seats and check your car seats. - Family Home Visiting: registered nurses provide a variety of home visiting programs including prenatal, postpartum and ongoing parenting support services. - Follow Along Program: for parents of children ages birth - 5 at no cost to learn if your child is talking, moving, playing and developing on track for his/her age.

Law enforcement services including: - Assists in civil matters ?- Educates community members on safe water practices - Responds to calls for service - School crime prevention programs

Provides family health services including: - Breastfeeding services - Car seat needs - Child and Teen Check-Up - Connects families to resources and support - Family home visiting - Follow Along Program - Postpartum support - Prenatal support

- Physical Therapy - Occupational Therapy - Speech Language Pathology - Assessment for risk level and prevention of falls - Assistance with cognitive issues - Balance training - Care plan to improve Instrumental Activities of Daily Living (IADL) - Family/caregiver training - Home safety evaluation - Maximizing mobility and functional independence - Recommendations for adaptive and assistive devices and equipment - Prenatal massage therapy to support the physiologic, structural, and emotional well-being of mother and baby

Provides health education resources, teaching, and consultation on a variety of topics including: - Car seat checks - Chemical health services - Healthy eating and active living - Violence prevention

The YMCA offers training courses and certifications including: Lifeguard Re-certification Class, Water Safety Instructor, CPR/AED for the Professional Rescuer, and WINFINS Stroke Clinic.

Providing the following health services: - Breastfeeding support: Prenatal and postnatal - Child Passenger Safety: Check car seats for defects/recalls, assist with correct car seat installation and fit, and provide new seats accompanied by training for specified health programs - Follow Along Program: Free developmental monitoring/screening questionnaires for ages 0 - 3

The Living at Home Block Nurse Program provides support services to elders and their caregivers so they may continue living in their home as long as possible. This support is available through volunteers and four part-time staff. No-cost services include: - Application assistance - Blood pressure clinics - Care management - Friendly visits (phone calls only until further notice) - Home safety checks - In-home fall prevention coaching - Respite care - Service coordination - Spring and fall yard clean-up - Transportation services Services provided through private pay or paid by insurance/Medicare: - Homemaking services - Chores support - In-home foot care - Navigation assistance

Health education provided in community settings such as schools and businesses or in the home: - Breastfeeding Support: Offers families education on breastfeeding basics, support and community resources - Car Seats Checks: Has a variety of car seats available free of charge for community members that cannot afford to purchase one. A certified car seat technician is also available to help install a new car seat, or make sure a current seat is properly installed. - Office of Aging: Created to help the county prepare for an aging "Baby Boomer" population. Provides support and coordination of various aging initiatives, including Community Senior Commissions, CarFit, medicine take-back and TRIAD. - Public Health Nuisance Investigation: Inspects and follows up on reported public health nuisances and other conditions, which may be a threat to the public's health and safety, including emergency responders

Provides home health care services to meet the needs of the individual residing in their home. Home care plans are established to provide services such as: - Ambulatory and transfer services within the home for individuals who need assistance - Assistance with personal care for bathing, dressing, and grooming - Homemaking services to help with sweeping, mopping, dishes, cleaning, changing linens, and laundry assistance - Home safety assessments - In-home respite care - Medication management - Nursing evaluations and nursing care - Prepare meals - Referrals to appropriate community resources

Provides fire safety information and emergency services. Services include: - Response to fire and other emergencies - Issues fire permits

The Resource Recovery Center uses a single stream recycling program. All recyclable newspaper, magazine, junk mail, all office and computer paper, cardboard, telephone books, hard and soft covered books, cake/cereal/chip/cracker boxes, brochures, paper bags, glass bottles and jars, tin cans, aluminum cans, foil and plates, plastic bottles and jugs, and ice cream pails can be put in the same container for pick up. City residential and business recycling collection schedules vary; contact local hauler or city hall for schedule. RURAL RECYCLING PROGRAM: All recyclable newspaper, magazine, junk mail, all office and computer paper, cardboard, telephone books, hard and soft covered books, cake/cereal/chip/cracker boxes, brochures, paper bags, glass bottles and jars, tin cans, aluminum cans, foil and plates, plastic bottles and jugs, and ice cream pails can be put in the same container. The recycling center also accepts the following problem materials for recycling: used oil and oil filters, tires, antifreeze, fluorescent and high intensity discharge light bulbs, CFLs, ballasts, appliances, lead-acid batteries, button batteries, rechargeable batteries, and scrap metal. The following items are accepted: clean and dry clothing, bedding, curtains, scatter rugs, belts, shoes, purses; stained materials accepted, must be clean and dry. Call or visit website for recycling household hazardous waste information.

Provides convertible car seats for children ages birth - 4 as well as education. Sometimes combination seats are available also.

- Animal control. Works with Four Paws organization. - Car seat installation and inspection - Lockouts with a service fee $20 - Lost and found - Neighborhood Crime Watch: Group of neighbors looking out for other neighbors - Recycle Cell Phones: Cell phones may be dropped off at the Chaska Police Department. The phones will be cleaned up and given new cords and chargers, then distributed to seniors and victims of abuse to provide 911 assistance. - Vacation house checks

Crime prevention initiatives, information, community engagement events, and social media. Provides: - Alarm system permits - Arrive Alive Program - Blaine police community alliance - Catalytic converter theft prevention - Citizens academy - Coffee with a cop - Community Connect - Community outreach trailer - Crime free multi-housing - Crime prevention through environmental design - Crime victim services - Firearm locks - Lights On! Program - Night to Unite - Safety camp program - Scam and fraud presentations - Safety patrol education - Senior safety fair - Steering wheel locks - Student mentorship programs

The Winona County Planning and Environmental Services Department provides the household hazardous waste facility for community residents to dispose of household hazardous waste at no charge. Types of waste products accepted at the facility include - Paint - Stain - Varnish - Cleaners - Solvents - Antifreeze - Motor oil - Filters - Aerosol cans - Pesticides - Fluorescent bulbs - Rechargeable batteries - Propane cylinders - Residential sharps - Acids/bases - Some medications The facility operates a used product exchange for paint and other usable products.

- Assistance with locating missing individuals - Car seat installation assistance ?- City police department - DARE program - Drug Task Force participant - General crime reporting - General victim/witness support - Police K-9 - Safe and Sober Program

Offers both new car seats and safety classes to help individuals install and use the seat properly. The class takes one hour and a seat will be delivered to the home following the training class.

Provides law enforcement for residents of Saint Peter Criminal investigation - Coordinating all investigations, crime scenes, and the prosecution of felony level crimes; - Investigation of all major crimes, misdemeanors, gross misdemeanors, and vulnerable adult - Responsible for all law enforcement investigative activities and reporting Communications - Emergency and non-emergency telephone/radio calls Community Service - Animal Control: Assist residents with animal licensing and wild animal traping and relocating - Child Passenger Safety Seat Inspections - Code enforcement: Responds to nuisance complaints including unregistered or inoperable vehicles, discarded furniture and appliances - Conducts residential "vacation" surveys - Public information: Bicycle education and enforcement Patrol - Enforcement of law and ordinances - Maintenance of order - Prevention, detection, and investigation of criminal acts within the city - Protection of life and property

- Free car seat education; car seats available to those who qualify - Child care consultation services with contracted child care centers - Education related to injury prevention including home safety - Family home visits to provide antepartum, postpartum, breast feeding, family planning, infant care, child growth, and development assessments, education, promotion of parenting - Follow Along Program to provide information regarding growth, development, and screen for need for referral to other services, including medical and early childhood special education - Provide services to children with special needs, including waiver case management, personal care attendant assessment - Support to schools including assistance with early childhood screenings

Emergency fire and rescue service; call 911 Emergency ambulance/paramedic service; call 911 Hazardous material emergency response Fire Prevention Division, 651-224-7811 Office of Emergency Management, 651-266-5494 Office of Emergency Medical Services, 651-228-6253 Municipal Fire Stations: - Station 1 - 1000 West Seventh Street, 55102; (651)224-2779 - Station 4 - 505 Payne Avenue, 55101; (651)776-1252 - Station 5 - 860 Ashland Avenue, 55104; (651)224-3401 - Station 6 - 33 Concord Street, 55107; (651)227-4251 - Station 7 - 1038 Ross Avenue, 55106; (651)776-7038 - Station 8 - 65 East 10th Street, 55101; (651)298-5320 - Station 9 - 1624 Maryland Avenue East, 55106; (651)774-7630 - Station 14 - 111 Snelling Avenue North, 55104; (651)646-1748 - Station 17 - 1226 Payne Avenue, 55101; (651)776-1683 - Station 18 - 681 University Avenue, 55103; (651)224-6896 - Station 19 - 2530 Edgcumbe Road, 55116; (651)699-2504 - Station 20 - 2179 University Avenue, 55114; (651)644-9443 - Station 22 - 225 Front Avenue, 55117; (651)489-1004 - Station 23 - 1926 Como Avenue, 55108; (651)644-7930 - Station 24 - 273 White Bear Avenue, 55106; (651)774-3490

Home Care Services - After-hospital care - Blood pressure monitoring - Cancer care management - Care for respiratory illness - Diabetes monitoring and management - Home infusion therapy - Home safety evaluation and modification - Medication management and teaching - Nutrition counseling - Orthopedic patient care - Physical, occupational, and speech therapies - Post-partum care - Social work and long-range planning - Wound care Personal Care Services - Bathing, dressing, and grooming - Exercise and mobility assistance - Light housekeeping - Meal preparation Home Support Services - Care management - Companionship and emotional support - Foot care - Functional and cognitive assessments - Homemaker services and meal preparation - Home maintenance - Home management services and errands - Laundry assistance - Medication management - Personal care assistance (dressing, bathing and hygiene care) - Shopping and errand assistance - Transportation and escort to physician appointments - Travel companion and escort for trips or events - Wellness and safety monitoring

The Public Health provides a broad range of services to residents to promote and protect the health of those who live and work in Kandiyohi County. Services under this Public Health includes: Asthma Home Based Services: - Includes up to three home visits - Learn about asthma triggers in the home and reduce triggers - Learn about community resources Prenatal Programs for Expectant Parents: - Child passenger safety seat program to conduct car seat checks - Expectant parenting classes offered four times a year by public health nurses and parent educators - Follow Along Program to track child's development to see if their child is playing, talking, growing, moving, and behaving like other children their age - Prenatal visits and family home visiting to have a home nurse visit them to offer education and support and post-partum until their baby reaches two years of age Public Immunization Clinics: - Annual seasonal flu clinics offering immunizations - Assessment of immunization levels in the community - Education related to vaccine preventable diseases and communicable diseases - Infectious disease investigations - Services and outreach to immigrants and refugees new to the community - Tuberculosis education and medication management

Services: - Trap shooting, skeet shooting range - Gun safety classes starting summer - Money for gun safety classes goes to state DNR. - On going 5-Stand/Sporting Clays - Learn to shoot classes - League & Registered Shooting of Skeet, Trap, & 5-Stand