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Supervisor Owens: West Nile virus detected in Lower Lake; documents posted

Lake County Board of Supervisors · July 30, 2026
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Summary

Supervisor Owens reported that West Nile virus was detected in Lower Lake and said related documents are available on the supervisor's Facebook page; no specific health actions or case counts were provided in the meeting transcript.

Supervisor Owens informed the board that West Nile virus was found in Lower Lake and that she has posted documents about the detection on her supervisor Facebook page.

"I also want to let people know that West Nile virus was found in Lower Lake. I've got documents on my Facebook page, my supervisor Facebook page, about that," Owens said.

The transcript did not include case counts, test results, or a public-health directive; Owens only announced the detection and the availability of documents. The board did not record a formal public-health action during this item; residents in Lower Lake should consult the county public-health agency for guidance and confirmed case information (the transcript did not provide the agency's statements or specific control measures).