Oregon health officials say a trampoline park in Beaverton has been identified as a possible measles exposure site. The alert was announced Thursday by the Oregon Health Authority, which named Sky Zone Beaverton in its public notice.
According to the agency, people who visited the Beaverton location may have been exposed. The notice adds to public health monitoring around measles, a virus that can spread easily in indoor public settings where many people gather.
The identification of Sky Zone Beaverton as an exposure location is meant to help recent visitors stay aware of the situation and follow any guidance connected to the alert. Public exposure notices are typically issued so people can better understand whether they may have been in a place linked to a confirmed case.
The update puts focus on measles risk in the Portland-area suburb and on the importance of timely public health communication when a potential exposure site is found. Further details are expected to come from the Oregon Health Authority as it continues to track the situation.
