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Public Health director lists new cancer, radon and screening programs to board

Chickasaw County Board of Supervisors · July 27, 2026
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Summary

Public Health Director Lisa Welter updated supervisors on new initiatives including a Combat Cancer Program, free radon test kits, dermatoscope surveys, public access tablets and partnerships with the Iowa Cancer Consortium and University of Iowa; environmental health work on PFAS testing was also noted.

Public Health Director Lisa Welter briefed the board on new programs and partnerships at the July 27 meeting.

Welter’s update listed "New Programs: Combat Cancer Program, Free Radon Test Kits, Dermatoscopes Surveys, Public Access Tablets, Free FIT Testing, Iowa Cancer Consortium Membership, University of Iowa Cancer Partnership, Community Health Improvement Projects Public Health." She also noted environmental-health activities, including Mitchell County environmental-health support, radon measurement specialist certification, and PFAS drinking-water testing.

The programs span prevention, screening and environmental testing and involve outside partnerships. The board received the update; the minutes do not record motions or votes tied directly to funding authorizations for the listed programs.