“We highly encourage community members to get a flu shot every year,” says Lori Jagoda, Public Health Nurse for the Amador County Public Health Department. “It is the best way to prevent getting the flu during flu season.” Flu vaccines and tetanus will be available on a first come, first served basis for a $10 donation. Medicare billing for flu and pneumonia will be available as well. Also at the Health Festival will be a variety of free medical screenings and information including free blood glucose tests. Friday’s Health Festival will run from 4 – 7 pm and will be held in the parking lot of the hospital’s new Outpatient Services Center.