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- POD Registry Form
- POD Template Plan Work Plan
- Drive-through POD Example
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- Example POD Site Map
- Incident Command Chart
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- Gastrointestinal_Illness_(GI)_Guidelines-English
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- Rash_(Hand_Foot_&_Mouth_Disease)_Guidelines
- Rash_(Hand_Foot_&_Mouth_Disease)_Guidelines_Spanish
- Respiratory_Illness_Guidelines-English
- Respiratory_Illness_Guidelines-Spanish
Important Public POD Information Found Here
Public POD Documents and Notifications
There are no POD documents available at this time as Washoe County is not currently experiencing a public health emergency.
In the event of a public health emergency, please check back to this page to access important downloadable documents and specific instructions on how to access your local POD.
Last modified on 04/10/2015