We identified 38 cases (n=15 confirmed, n=7 probable and n=16 suspected) and 71 contacts. Cases were predominantly male (74%); mean age was 45 years old (range 17-81). Cases had greater exposure than contacts to: animal farming (47% vs. 23%), crop production (37% vs. 13%), ticks (79% vs. 1%) and places known to have ticks (47% vs. 6%). Among questionnaire respondents (n=101): 55% had not heard of CCHF, 56% consider CCHF a problem in their region, 14% removed ticks with their bare hands and 4% sought medical care after contact with ticks. Of 55 contacts tested, one was IgG positive. Of 163 ticks tested, one was PCR positive. 