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Board receives draft Community Health Improvement Plan and 2026–2030 public health strategic plan
Summary
The board was given the 2025–2028 Community Health Improvement Plan and a 2026–2030 public health strategic plan that emphasize mental health, substance use, housing and emergency readiness; both documents were provided to the board for review.
Board members received two planning documents during the March 27 meeting: the 2025–2028 Community Health Improvement Plan (CHIP) and the department’s 2026–2030 public health strategic plan.
Minutes say the CHIP was developed after a community health assessment and lists mental health, substance use and housing as primary focus areas; emergency readiness was added following many community conversations. The strategic plan focuses on strengthening community partnerships—especially those outside the department’s usual networks—and improving communications and public health information.
Both documents were given to the board for review; staff said they will present the strategic plan and CHIP content later in forthcoming meetings and in the accreditation process.
