Weekly Radio Spots
Our Environmental Health Scientist, Dave, went on the radio to promote an upcoming class for any general
contractors looking to become certified wastewater installers.
The class will be held from March 19th and 20th from 5:30-8:30 p.m. in the large conference room at our Vernal location (133 S 500 E, Vernal 84078) and costs $350 to attend. You can call our environmental health desk in Vernal at 435-247-1160 or Roosevelt at 435-722-6310 and ask to speak to someone about the class to register.
Check out the radio spot below for more details
As the month of love draws to an end our Nursing Director, Kaycee, went on the radio to promote the BeWise program which focuses on women’s heart health.
The BeWise Program provides cardiovascular health screening and health coaching to eligible Utah women. BeWise is for women ages 40-64 who are mid-to-low-income, underinsured, or uninsured.
The goal of BeWise is to provide women with the knowledge, skills, and opportunities to improve their diet, physical activity, and other lifestyle behaviors to prevent, delay, and control cardiovascular and other chronic diseases.
Check out the radio spot below to learn more about the services available through the program.
Hello, February! As we enter the month of love, we thought it would be appropriate to explore what healthy relationships look like and how that impacts our overall health.
This week we invited our partners at Friends Against Family Violence to talk about what a healthy relationship is, what it’s not, and resources for those experiencing dating violence.
Check out the radio spot below to hear from our friends and subject experts at FAFV.
Our partners and radio sponsors at Northeastern Counseling Center took this week’s radio spot talk about Parents Empowered month.
Parents Empowered is a statewide media and community education campaign with the goal to have every Utah child reach the age of 21 alcohol-free so they can enjoy the benefits of a healthy brain. Because parents play a fundamental role in protecting kids’ healthy brains, the campaign is directed to parents, who are the number one reason kids don’t drink.
Check out the radio spot below to learn more about what Northeastern Counseling Center is doing to help facilitate discussions between parents and teens to end underage drinking.
January is shaping up to be a busy month for the environmental health division at TriCounty Health Department!
Our Environmental Health Director, Joe, went on the radio to talk about Radon Awareness Month and electronic recycling.
Check out the radio spot below to learn more about radon and how to test for it, and what to do with electronics you no longer need.
Happy 2025! A new year means new chances to change your life for the better!
Our Community Health Workers, KayCee and Sara, went on the radio to talk about new year’s resolutions and how to set SMART goals. New year’s resolutions are famous for being short-lived, but if we’re realistic and set ogoals that are specific, measurable, attainable, relevant, and timely (SMART), we’re more likely to achieve them.
Check out the radio spot below to learn how to set SMART goals and how you can overcome challenges that stand in the way of achieving them.
