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Board to adopt department strategic plan; staff highlights CHA outreach and CHa/Chipy roadshow

Summit County Board of Health · April 6, 2026
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Summary

The board reviewed the department's five‑year strategic plan, discussed staff burnout and funding priorities, and heard about a CHA/Chipy outreach roadshow that will present to councils and the school district; the board moved to adopt the plan with minor name corrections.

Staff presented the 2026 Summit County Health Department strategic plan, framing it as a five‑year roadmap focused on workforce support and targeted ("bucket") funding to reduce staff burnout. The director said the strategic plan is intended to treat the causes of burnout through intentional resource allocation. "If we get to a space where we are funding our buckets in a way that accomplishes the CHIP, that helps with burnout," the director said, describing the strategic approach.

Board members discussed minor document corrections (name and title spellings) and moved to adopt the plan with those corrections noted. Staff also described the CHA/Chipy roadshow outreach and upcoming presentations to county council and the Park City School District. The director and staff encouraged board members to share the CHA with community groups and noted plans to revisit the meeting cadence in June.