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Vernon County Board of Health approves four-year Community Health Improvement Plan

Vernon County Board of Health · December 10, 2025
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Summary

The Vernon County Board of Health approved a statutorily required four-year Community Health Improvement Plan (CHIP) during its Dec. 10 meeting, voting unanimously after a presentation from Health Officer Amy Kleiber.

The Vernon County Board of Health on Dec. 10 approved a statutorily required Community Health Improvement Plan (CHIP) covering the next four years after a presentation by Health Officer Amy Kleiber.

Kleiber provided the board with the draft plan for review, saying it combines community-survey results with stakeholder feedback; she pointed the board to page 7 for listed priority areas. Martha Olson moved to approve the CHIP; Sherrie Seidel seconded. The board voted unanimously and the motion carried.

Board members did not amend the plan during the meeting. The approval authorizes staff to proceed with implementation steps identified in the document; the plan itself includes priority areas but the transcript did not specify the individual initiatives or timelines on page 7.