The Challenge High in the Colorado Rockies, neighboring Hinsdale and Mineral counties have much in common. With a combined population of approximately 2,000 year-round residents, each county is designated [...]
The Challenge Like most municipalities across the state of New Jersey, Montgomery Township, a suburban community in the southern corner of Somerset County, could no longer afford to hire [...]
The Challenge The Florida Department of Health (FL DOH) is an integrated public health system comprising 67 county health departments and a central office. Each county health department is [...]
The Challenge Marion and Polk Counties, collectively spanning about 1,950 square miles, comprise most of Mid-Willamette Valley in Oregon. The state capital, Salem, is located in Marion County and [...]
The Challenge The counties of Gunnison, Hinsdale, Ouray, San Miguel, Montrose and Delta comprise West Central Colorado, a sparsely populated area of about 9,568 square miles. Many residents live [...]
The Challenge In 2011, when the Ohio Department of Health mandated that every local health department, in order to receive state funds, must be accredited by the Public Health Accreditation [...]
The Challenge Ozaukee County, a suburban jurisdiction north of Milwaukee with a population of 87,000, fares well overall in terms of health and socioeconomic indicators, although significant disparities exist [...]
The Challenge Per capita funding varies widely among local health jurisdictions in Minnesota, as do per capita staffing and self-reported ability to meet Public Health Accreditation Board standards. By [...]
The Challenge The Finger Lakes Public Health Alliance is made up of nine counties in New York: Chemung, Livingston, Monroe (the only non-rural county in the group), Ontario, Schuyler, [...]
The Challenge Winnebago County in east central Wisconsin has a population of 170,000 and borders Lake Winnebago on its eastern edge. The lakeshore is more urban, and the western and [...]
