MADISON, Alabama — Investigators with the Alabama Department of Public Health (ADPH) will be knocking on doors in Madison to talk with residents about a recent measles case in North Alabama, according to a Madison City Council member.
Council Member Maura Wroblewski shared the advisory in a post Thursday night. She said an ADPH representative told city officials about the effort so residents would know what to expect if they see investigators or hear about people knocking on doors.
“All investigators will be carrying their ADPH badges,” Wroblewski wrote…