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Public Health Preparedness

The Office of Public Health Preparedness at Central District Health (CDH) is charged with planning for, responding to, and recovering from, public health emergencies in Ada, Boise, Elmore and Valley counties. This charge includes helping our communities and families be prepared for just such an event. As an individual, there are many things you can do to help your family and community be prepared.

  • Protect yourself against everyday health hazards such as excessive summer heat, freezing winter temperatures, influenza and West Nile virus.
  • Learn more about the threats currently facing your community and our nation.
  • You can take simple disaster planning steps now that can help prevent disease and injury during an emergency.
  • Be informed of how your community is preparing and find ways to help.

CDH can be a valuable resource to get you started on making you, your family and the entire Treasure Valley more prepared for a public health disaster. Contact any of our staff for more information or click on "Public Health Preparedness on the side menu.

Contacts

Email Public Health Preparedness

Jaime Aanensen
Division Administrator
208-327-8520

Natalie Bodine
Program Manager 
208-321-2217

Kalene Bataluna
Training and Exercise Coordinator & Medical Reserve Corps (MRC) Coordinator
208-327-8534

Madisen Hansen
Planner
208-327-8514

Alex Hentges
Planner
208-327-8572

upcoming events

MAY 2010 AM
BUDGET COMMITTEE MEETING | BOARD OF HEALTH MEETING

The Budget Committee Meeting followed by Board of Health meeting will be held on Friday, May 20, 2022, at 10am at City Hall - 112 Ada St., Horseshoe Bend. The Board Meeting schedule is posted inside CDH Headquarters and on the Board Meetings page, HERE. View past meetings via YouTube.

MAY 30ALL DAY
MEMORIAL DAY

CDH will be closed on Monday 5/30 in honor of Memorial Day. Services will resume at 8am Tuesday 5/31.

JUNE 2 8AM-5PM
SERVSAFE COURSE

Attend a food safety course designed to provide food service managers with the knowledge necessary to meet state and national standards. Learn More.