ADPH Seeks Community Input on 2026 Health Priorities Survey
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The Alabama Department of Public Health is inviting all Alabamians aged 18 and older to participate in the 2026 Community Health Opinion Survey, a confidential online questionnaire that takes less than 10 minutes to complete. The survey will inform the Community Health Assessment and State Health Assessment, with results used to guide future public health strategies and grant planning in areas where improvements are most needed. Participation is voluntary and responses are confidential.
“All Alabamians ages 18 and older are encouraged to express their concerns and opinions in a confidential online survey.”
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The Alabama Department of Public Health is seeking voluntary community input through a confidential online survey titled the 2026 Community Health Opinion Survey. The survey is open to all Alabama residents age 18 and older and is described as taking less than 10 minutes to complete. Results will feed into the Community Health Assessment and State Health Assessment to identify health issues at the community level.
This is a public engagement initiative, not a regulatory mandate or compliance obligation. Participation is entirely voluntary and no enforcement or penalty is associated with non-response. Healthcare providers, public health organizations, and community advocates may find the results useful for grant planning and program development purposes.
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What are the greatest health issues and challenges in your community? Your voice matters, and we need your input
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- April 23, 2026 FOR IMMEDIATE RELEASE
CONTACT: Sondra Reese, (334) 206-5601
The Alabama Department of Public Health would like to hear from state residents about health issues they believe are the most important in their communities. All Alabamians ages 18 and older are encouraged to express their concerns and opinions in a confidential online survey.
The survey should take less than 10 minutes to complete. To access the online survey, please visit the following link.
- Help Us Make Alabama Healthier! The 2026 Community Health Opinion Survey is a component of the State Health Assessment that identifies health issues and challenges at the community level. Results will be used to guide future public health strategies in areas where improvements are most needed. Based on this information, the department can better serve Alabama residents by addressing their highest-priority needs to improve health outcomes.
The survey will inform the Community Health Assessment, which will assist in initiatives such as grant planning. For more information, contact Sondra Reese at [email protected].
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County health departments throughout Alabama provide a wide range of confidential and professional services. Contact your local county health department for additional information.
Mission: To promote, protect, and improve Alabama’s health
Vision: Healthy People. Healthy Communities. Healthy Alabama.
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