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Bear River Health Department provides basic health services for residents in more than three counties, including Cache, Rich and Box Elder, Utah. The department s services include prevention and controlling disease and disability, to protect individuals, community and environment, and promoting, maintaining health and lifestyle of the residents. It also offers services, such as drinking water, and underground storage tanks. Bear River Health Department also provides health and safety education in the community, schools, work sites and among health care providers. Its other services include AIDS and HIV counseling and testing, cancer screening, communicable disease control, blood tests, family planning, prenatal services, and tuberculosis elimination programs. The department also offers alcohol and drug prevention and treatment services, and adult outpatient services. It also provides a special supplemental nutrition and education program for women, infants and children.

Cache Valley Youth Center is a detention facility operated by the Utah Department of Human Services. It provides short-term locked confinement for delinquent youth awaiting adjudication, placement or serving a sentence as ordered by a Juvenile Court Judge. The center is used for juveniles charged for auto theft, assault, armed robbery, aggravated burglary, and the sale and use of drugs. Cache Valley Youth Center provides emergency medical care if required, as well as a school program. The Utah Department of Human Services, through the Division of Juvenile Justice Services, operates several detention, receiving, day-night reporting and multiuse facilities, as well as provides a range of youth services.

Cache County Fire District is dedicated to safeguarding life, property, and the environment while providing support to various fire departments across Cache County. Their mission includes ensuring effective fire services and enforcing safety regulations, such as burn permits and firework restrictions. The district oversees multiple programs, including training, hazmat response, and technical rescue operations, all in an effort to maintain a safe community for residents. The open burn seasons and specific guidelines for fireworks illustrate the district's commitment to responsible management of fire-related activities. Generated from the website