<p>Measles continues to be a significant public health issue in numerous developing nations where vaccination rates are inadequate, as observed in the Ethiopia [1]. In the early 2000s, a surveillance system was initiated in the country, and samples from suspected cases are routinely analyzed in the laboratory for serological verification [2]. Since 2007, when individual case monitoring with standardized laboratory databases and surveillance was established, no evaluations have been conducted [2]. Therefore, after 5 years, it appeared timely to conduct an initial evaluation. The purpose of the study presented here was to outline the epidemiology of measles on surveillance and laboratory findings.</p>