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2007 Report to the Community

The Southern Nevada Health District continues to focus on its mission to "protect and promote the health, environment and well being of Southern Nevada residents and visitors."

In order to assure the health district’s services and initiatives continue to meet the needs of our community, we are diligently working on a five-year strategic plan. Staff and management representing each health district program and location are participating in the...


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2004 Report to the Community

The Clark County Health District continues to implement new programs and reassess existing services in order to make tangible strides towards improving the health of our community. This year we reorganized several existing programs and created a new division to better coordinate community health services offered by the health district.

We also conducted an extensive trauma system needs assessment to assure...


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2005 Report to the Community

Terrorism and emerging infections have increased demands placed on public health agencies. In recent years we have focused our efforts on a wide range of priorities, including potential bioterrorism from anthrax and smallpox, to new diseases such as SARS and now the threat of an influenza pandemic.

We have managed to effectively address these priorities without neglecting the ongoing public health needs of our community...


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2003 Report to the Community

This past fiscal year the Clark County Health District met unprecedented budget challenges, yet continued to provide a high level of service to the community.

Budgetary constraints, precipitated by a decrease in fee revenues and cuts in funding received from the state, led to a redistribution of staff and a review of services in order to ensure we continued to meet our obligations and used our resources to optimal levels...


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