John Martin

The Grant County Community Health Improvement Plan focuses on improving community health by addressing key priority issues such as healthy foods, active living, access to care, mental health, risky behaviors, and standard of living. The plan aims to create a healthier community by promoting healthy eating, increasing physical activity, enhancing access to healthcare, valuing positive mental health, promoting responsibility regarding dangerous behaviors, and improving the overall quality of life for Grant County residents. The plan emphasizes environmental and policy changes to influence the health of the entire community.

The agenda includes a department head meeting, a public forum, a presentation from the Livewell Coalition, an airport board report, and an annual plan review for the BWMH Committee.

This Solid Waste Management Plan for Grant County outlines policies, functions, activities, and facilities for solid waste collection, processing, and disposal. The plan aims to establish a sustainable, environmentally sound, and fiscally responsible waste management system that protects public health and safety, and preserves natural resources. Key strategic pillars include waste reduction, recycling, composting, and household hazardous waste collection, supported by increased community education. The overarching goal is to minimize the amount of solid waste generated within Grant County.