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Oneida County Health Department wins second reaccreditation, state letter acknowledged

Oneida County Board of Health Committee · July 1, 2026
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OCHD staff announced the department received reaccreditation for a second time; Linda Conlon read a recognition letter from Paula Tran at the State of Wisconsin and emphasized accreditation's role in preparedness, efficiency and grant competitiveness.

The Oneida County Health Department announced it has been reaccredited for a second time, a milestone staff said strengthens preparedness and helps in grant applications.

"Conlon stated that the OCHD has been reaccredited for the second time," the minutes record; she read a recognition letter from Paula Tran of the State of Wisconsin and explained the reaccreditation process occurs every five years. Conlon said the process helps the organization stay prepared, increase efficiencies, show accountability and strengthens its ability to apply for grants.

The committee acknowledged the award; no policy changes or resource allocations tied to the reaccreditation were recorded in the meeting minutes.