Get Involved with the York District Public Health Council

The York District Public Health Council is one of eight geographic, and one Tribal, District Coordinating Councils for Public Health in Maine. The Council's responsibilities include:

  • Identifying District public health issues and coordinating public health activities in the District;
  • Providing public health services in our communities;
  • Addressing health disparities to meet the specific public health needs of our District;
  • Convening non-traditional public health partners;
  • Advising public health policy and allocation of funding; and,
  • Preparing and maintaining the public health system for public health accreditation.

The Council is made up of (elected) Council members representing public health "sectors" that are identified in the Council's bylaws and interested persons within the District. Please join us for one of our Council meetings to learn more about the work we do. While interested persons are not eligible to vote on Council business,they are invited to participate in one of the Council's District Public Health Improvement Plan (DPHIP) Oversight Committees. Currently, we have Oversight Committees in the each of our priority areas of:

  • Oral Health;
  • Substance Abuse; and,
  • Nutrition and Obesity

To get involved or for more information, contact:

Adam Hartwig
District Liaison
(207) 490-4625 or adam.hartwig@maine.gov

York District Public Health District Coordinating Council Meetings

YDPHC public meetings are held quarterly. Meetings are typically held on the first Monday in March, June, September, and December. For more information on dates, time, and location, please check our calendar of events or contact District Liaison, Adam Hartwig at Adam.Hartwig@Maine.gov