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We are excited to have you join this dedicated virtual community created to support local health departments in preparing for and responding to chemical incidents. Here, you'll have the opportunity to collaborate, share resources, discuss best practices, and tap into a network of public health professionals who truly understand the unique challenges of chemical incident planning. Together, we can enhance our collective readiness and build stronger preparedness for our communities.

To get started, we'd love to know: Does your local health department currently have a chemical preparedness plan in place? Please take a moment to answer our quick poll below.

Looking forward to your insights and engagement!

You can also access our Chemical Preparedness website here - Chemical Preparedness - NACCHO - for more information on what we are working on and where you can access other related resources.

We are excited to have you join this dedicated virtual community created to support local health departments in preparing for and responding to chemical incidents. Here, you'll have the opportunity to collaborate, share resources, discuss best practices, and tap into a network of public health professionals who truly understand the unique challenges of chemical incident planning. Together, we can enhance our collective readiness and build stronger preparedness for our communities.

To get started, we'd love to know: Does your local health department currently have a chemical preparedness plan in place? Please take a moment to answer our quick poll below.

Looking forward to your insights and engagement!

You can also access our Chemical Preparedness website here - Chemical Preparedness - NACCHO - for more information on what we are working on and where you can access other related resources.

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Sarah Callahan MSPH
Program Analyst - Preparedness
National Association of County and City Health Officials (NACCHO)
Washington DC
(954)203-8734
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We are excited to have you join this dedicated virtual community created to support local health departments in preparing for and responding to chemical incidents. Here, you'll have the opportunity to collaborate, share resources, discuss best practices, and tap into a network of public health professionals who truly understand the unique challenges of chemical incident planning. Together, we can enhance our collective readiness and build stronger preparedness for our communities.

To get started, we'd love to know: Does your local health department currently have a chemical preparedness plan in place? Please take a moment to answer our quick poll below.

Looking forward to your insights and engagement!

You can also access our Chemical Preparedness website here - Chemical Preparedness - NACCHO - for more information on what we are working on and where you can access other related resources.

We are excited to have you join this dedicated virtual community created to support local health departments in preparing for and responding to chemical incidents. Here, you'll have the opportunity to collaborate, share resources, discuss best practices, and tap into a network of public health professionals who truly understand the unique challenges of chemical incident planning. Together, we can enhance our collective readiness and build stronger preparedness for our communities.

To get started, we'd love to know: Does your local health department currently have a chemical preparedness plan in place? Please take a moment to answer our quick poll below.

Looking forward to your insights and engagement!

You can also access our Chemical Preparedness website here - Chemical Preparedness - NACCHO - for more information on what we are working on and where you can access other related resources.

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Sarah Callahan MSPH
Program Analyst - Preparedness
National Association of County and City Health Officials (NACCHO)
Washington DC
(954)203-8734
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My agency has recently adopted a Chemical, Biological, Radiological, and Nuclear Incident Response Annex.

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Corey Morris, MS, REHS
Public Health Preparedness Coordinator
Durham County Health Department
Durham NC

Original Message:
Sent: 11-25-2024 01:54 PM
From: Sarah Callahan
Subject: Welcome! Does your local health department currently have a chemical preparedness plan in place?

We are excited to have you join this dedicated virtual community created to support local health departments in preparing for and responding to chemical incidents. Here, you'll have the opportunity to collaborate, share resources, discuss best practices, and tap into a network of public health professionals who truly understand the unique challenges of chemical incident planning. Together, we can enhance our collective readiness and build stronger preparedness for our communities.

To get started, we'd love to know: Does your local health department currently have a chemical preparedness plan in place? Please take a moment to answer our quick poll below.

Looking forward to your insights and engagement!

You can also access our Chemical Preparedness website here - Chemical Preparedness - NACCHO - for more information on what we are working on and where you can access other related resources.

We are excited to have you join this dedicated virtual community created to support local health departments in preparing for and responding to chemical incidents. Here, you'll have the opportunity to collaborate, share resources, discuss best practices, and tap into a network of public health professionals who truly understand the unique challenges of chemical incident planning. Together, we can enhance our collective readiness and build stronger preparedness for our communities.

To get started, we'd love to know: Does your local health department currently have a chemical preparedness plan in place? Please take a moment to answer our quick poll below.

Looking forward to your insights and engagement!

You can also access our Chemical Preparedness website here - Chemical Preparedness - NACCHO - for more information on what we are working on and where you can access other related resources.

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Sarah Callahan MSPH
Program Analyst - Preparedness
National Association of County and City Health Officials (NACCHO)
Washington DC
(954)203-8734
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Hi Corey, are you willing to share your draft plan with the group?

My agency has recently adopted a Chemical, Biological, Radiological, and Nuclear Incident Response Annex.

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Corey Morris, MS, REHS
Public Health Preparedness Coordinator
Durham County Health Department
Durham NC

Original Message:
Sent: 11-25-2024 01:54 PM
From: Sarah Callahan
Subject: Welcome! Does your local health department currently have a chemical preparedness plan in place?

We are excited to have you join this dedicated virtual community created to support local health departments in preparing for and responding to chemical incidents. Here, you'll have the opportunity to collaborate, share resources, discuss best practices, and tap into a network of public health professionals who truly understand the unique challenges of chemical incident planning. Together, we can enhance our collective readiness and build stronger preparedness for our communities.

To get started, we'd love to know: Does your local health department currently have a chemical preparedness plan in place? Please take a moment to answer our quick poll below.

Looking forward to your insights and engagement!

You can also access our Chemical Preparedness website here - Chemical Preparedness - NACCHO - for more information on what we are working on and where you can access other related resources.

We are excited to have you join this dedicated virtual community created to support local health departments in preparing for and responding to chemical incidents. Here, you'll have the opportunity to collaborate, share resources, discuss best practices, and tap into a network of public health professionals who truly understand the unique challenges of chemical incident planning. Together, we can enhance our collective readiness and build stronger preparedness for our communities.

To get started, we'd love to know: Does your local health department currently have a chemical preparedness plan in place? Please take a moment to answer our quick poll below.

Looking forward to your insights and engagement!

You can also access our Chemical Preparedness website here - Chemical Preparedness - NACCHO - for more information on what we are working on and where you can access other related resources.

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Sarah Callahan MSPH
Program Analyst - Preparedness
National Association of County and City Health Officials (NACCHO)
Washington DC
(954)203-8734
------------------------------

We are excited to have you join this dedicated virtual community created to support local health departments in preparing for and responding to chemical incidents. Here, you'll have the opportunity to collaborate, share resources, discuss best practices, and tap into a network of public health professionals who truly understand the unique challenges of chemical incident planning. Together, we can enhance our collective readiness and build stronger preparedness for our communities.

To get started, we'd love to know: Does your local health department currently have a chemical preparedness plan in place? Please take a moment to answer our quick poll below.

Looking forward to your insights and engagement!

You can also access our Chemical Preparedness website here - Chemical Preparedness - NACCHO - for more information on what we are working on and where you can access other related resources.

We are excited to have you join this dedicated virtual community created to support local health departments in preparing for and responding to chemical incidents. Here, you'll have the opportunity to collaborate, share resources, discuss best practices, and tap into a network of public health professionals who truly understand the unique challenges of chemical incident planning. Together, we can enhance our collective readiness and build stronger preparedness for our communities.

To get started, we'd love to know: Does your local health department currently have a chemical preparedness plan in place? Please take a moment to answer our quick poll below.

Looking forward to your insights and engagement!

You can also access our Chemical Preparedness website here - Chemical Preparedness - NACCHO - for more information on what we are working on and where you can access other related resources.

------------------------------
Sarah Callahan MSPH
Program Analyst - Preparedness
National Association of County and City Health Officials (NACCHO)
Washington DC
(954)203-8734
------------------------------

We are excited to have you join this dedicated virtual community created to support local health departments in preparing for and responding to chemical incidents. Here, you'll have the opportunity to collaborate, share resources, discuss best practices, and tap into a network of public health professionals who truly understand the unique challenges of chemical incident planning. Together, we can enhance our collective readiness and build stronger preparedness for our communities.

To get started, we'd love to know: Does your local health department currently have a chemical preparedness plan in place? Please take a moment to answer our quick poll below.

Looking forward to your insights and engagement!

You can also access our Chemical Preparedness website here - Chemical Preparedness - NACCHO - for more information on what we are working on and where you can access other related resources.

We are excited to have you join this dedicated virtual community created to support local health departments in preparing for and responding to chemical incidents. Here, you'll have the opportunity to collaborate, share resources, discuss best practices, and tap into a network of public health professionals who truly understand the unique challenges of chemical incident planning. Together, we can enhance our collective readiness and build stronger preparedness for our communities.

To get started, we'd love to know: Does your local health department currently have a chemical preparedness plan in place? Please take a moment to answer our quick poll below.

Looking forward to your insights and engagement!

You can also access our Chemical Preparedness website here - Chemical Preparedness - NACCHO - for more information on what we are working on and where you can access other related resources.

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Sarah Callahan MSPH
Program Analyst - Preparedness
National Association of County and City Health Officials (NACCHO)
Washington DC
(954)203-8734
------------------------------

We are excited to have you join this dedicated virtual community created to support local health departments in preparing for and responding to chemical incidents. Here, you'll have the opportunity to collaborate, share resources, discuss best practices, and tap into a network of public health professionals who truly understand the unique challenges of chemical incident planning. Together, we can enhance our collective readiness and build stronger preparedness for our communities.

To get started, we'd love to know: Does your local health department currently have a chemical preparedness plan in place? Please take a moment to answer our quick poll below.

Looking forward to your insights and engagement!

You can also access our Chemical Preparedness website here - Chemical Preparedness - NACCHO - for more information on what we are working on and where you can access other related resources.

We are excited to have you join this dedicated virtual community created to support local health departments in preparing for and responding to chemical incidents. Here, you'll have the opportunity to collaborate, share resources, discuss best practices, and tap into a network of public health professionals who truly understand the unique challenges of chemical incident planning. Together, we can enhance our collective readiness and build stronger preparedness for our communities.

To get started, we'd love to know: Does your local health department currently have a chemical preparedness plan in place? Please take a moment to answer our quick poll below.

Looking forward to your insights and engagement!

You can also access our Chemical Preparedness website here - Chemical Preparedness - NACCHO - for more information on what we are working on and where you can access other related resources.

------------------------------
Sarah Callahan MSPH
Program Analyst - Preparedness
National Association of County and City Health Officials (NACCHO)
Washington DC
(954)203-8734
------------------------------

We are excited to have you join this dedicated virtual community created to support local health departments in preparing for and responding to chemical incidents. Here, you'll have the opportunity to collaborate, share resources, discuss best practices, and tap into a network of public health professionals who truly understand the unique challenges of chemical incident planning. Together, we can enhance our collective readiness and build stronger preparedness for our communities.

To get started, we'd love to know: Does your local health department currently have a chemical preparedness plan in place? Please take a moment to answer our quick poll below.

Looking forward to your insights and engagement!

You can also access our Chemical Preparedness website here - Chemical Preparedness - NACCHO - for more information on what we are working on and where you can access other related resources.

We are excited to have you join this dedicated virtual community created to support local health departments in preparing for and responding to chemical incidents. Here, you'll have the opportunity to collaborate, share resources, discuss best practices, and tap into a network of public health professionals who truly understand the unique challenges of chemical incident planning. Together, we can enhance our collective readiness and build stronger preparedness for our communities.

To get started, we'd love to know: Does your local health department currently have a chemical preparedness plan in place? Please take a moment to answer our quick poll below.

Looking forward to your insights and engagement!

You can also access our Chemical Preparedness website here - Chemical Preparedness - NACCHO - for more information on what we are working on and where you can access other related resources.

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Sarah Callahan MSPH
Program Analyst - Preparedness
National Association of County and City Health Officials (NACCHO)
Washington DC
(954)203-8734
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