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Public Health updates: measles advisory in state referenced; fee and staffing updates noted

Board of County Commissioners of Goshen County, Wyoming · July 7, 2026
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Summary

Public Health presented routine updates and the meeting packet included a Wyoming Department of Health measles exposure advisory for Teton County; Public Health also noted an LT101 fee increase and upcoming state salary adjustments that may prompt budget amendments.

Public Health County Nurse Manager Heather Dittmer presented the department's monthly items and listed upcoming community events including the Goshen County Fair Parade and National Night Out. The meeting packet included a state measles exposure advisory (a confirmed measles case in an unvaccinated adult in Teton County) and Dittmer relayed the state guidance included in the materials urging potentially exposed persons to self-monitor and consider avoiding high‑risk settings.

Dittmer's materials also referenced an increase in LT101 assessment fees beginning in April 2026 (from $120 to $164 per assessment) and said the state-approved increase in State Nurses' salaries during the legislative session will require final numbers that could prompt budget-line adjustments. Commissioners approved the Public Health report as presented.