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Sep 16, 2026
Oct 9, 2026
Re-route approx. 3,500 FT of ATV/UTV trail off of the Viking Gas pipeline in section 3 of North Foster Township. Technical specs - mulching/clearing: clearing vegetation and large trees, mulching brush, stump removal. Stripping soil, repurpose stripped soil. Culvert install - one 24" X 24" culvert and remove old culvert, riprap for culvert ends.
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Census ID
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177054
Employee FTE
Full-time equivalent employees.
500
Population
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35,052
Procurement Hell Score
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48 / 100
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Board meetings and strategic plans from Clark County
The Clark County Community Health Improvement Plan for 2026-2028 outlines a strategic roadmap to enhance the overall health and well-being of the community. Developed through extensive collaboration and research, the plan identifies three key priority areas: Child Health and Wellness (focusing on child care, youth mental health, and access to safe and healthy foods), Chronic Disease (addressing oral health, cancer, and heart disease), and Substance Abuse (tackling opioid misuse and promoting policy and environmental strategies). It aims to implement measurable steps, strengthen community health systems, and ensure fair, inclusive efforts for all residents, particularly rural and underserved populations, to build a healthier and more resilient Clark County.
This Community Health Improvement Plan (CHIP) serves as a roadmap for Clark County to enhance the health of its residents over a three-year period, based on priorities identified by community members. The plan outlines goals, strategies, and measurable outcomes across key health areas, with the ultimate vision of ensuring all individuals have an equitable opportunity to achieve optimal health. Strategic priorities include Child Health and Wellness (encompassing Child Care, Youth Mental Health, Oral Health, and Access to Safe and Healthy Foods), Chronic Disease (including Cancer and Heart Disease), and Substance Abuse (with a focus on Opioids and Policy and Environmental Strategies).
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The Clark County Land & Water Resource Management Plan (2020-2029) provides a strategic framework for protecting and enhancing the county's natural resources while ensuring economic viability. Key focus areas include improving groundwater and surface water quality, reducing soil erosion, protecting wetlands, controlling invasive species, preserving farmland, and managing forests and woodlands. The plan aims to achieve these objectives through education, promotion of conservation practices, financial incentives, and inter-agency coordination, fostering sustainable resource management for the benefit of the community and local businesses.
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