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Garrett County Affordable Housing Survey Launched
Garrett County Affordable Housing Survey Launched The Garrett County Local Management Board, Garrett Roundtable of Homelessness, Garrett Workforce Housing Alliance, and Pepburn, LLC are working together to address the shortage … Continue reading “Garrett County Affordable Housing Survey Launched”
Important! – Final Comment Period for Garrett County Mental Health Survey Ending March 20, 2023
Please note, the final comment period for the upcoming Garrett County and Surrounding Region Mental Health Survey ends on Monday, March 20, 2023. Please submit any comments on the Mental … Continue reading “Important! – Final Comment Period for Garrett County Mental Health Survey Ending March 20, 2023”
Maryland Department of Health Releases 2021-2022 Youth Risk Behavior Survey and Youth Tobacco Survey Data
Stay tuned for more information about this critical dataset as we dive deeper into these reports. Maryland Department of Health Press Release: March 2, 2023 Media Contact: Chase Cook, Acting … Continue reading “Maryland Department of Health Releases 2021-2022 Youth Risk Behavior Survey and Youth Tobacco Survey Data”
The #1 Priority Identified In Garrett County? Mental Health – Here’s What You Need To Know
Did you know our community prioritized mental health as the number one issue in Garrett County? Does that surprise you? We collect thousands of surveys every three years and our … Continue reading “The #1 Priority Identified In Garrett County? Mental Health – Here’s What You Need To Know”
Launching Data Insights: Explore The Stories Behind Our Community Priorities
There’s something new happening in Garrett County! Check out our Data Insights (https://garretthealth.org/data-insights-dashboard/), a power-packed bundle designed to spark conversations that lead to asking better questions for improved community resources. We published our … Continue reading “Launching Data Insights: Explore The Stories Behind Our Community Priorities”