Who can be considered as representatives within the District Board of Health?

Individuals appointed from member entities and an elected at-large representative serve as representatives within the District Board of Health because they are explicitly designated to represent specific interests and perspectives in health planning and policy-making. This structure is established to ensure that diverse views and needs from various segments of the community are included in decision-making processes.

Member entities may include local governments, health care providers, and organizations that play a critical role in public health. In contrast, other options do not align with the established framework for representation. Hospital employees, wellness coaches, and residents without political affiliation do not hold formal roles that connect them to the governance or representation within the Board, which is primarily composed of appointed and elected officials. This ensures that decisions are made by those who have been selected to reflect the community’s broader interests and priorities in public health matters.