Respondents were asked to identify the top three health problems that are most concerning in their community. Cancers was selected as the clear top concern, followed by aging problems, heart disease and stroke, alcohol and drug related illness and death, high blood pressure, and diabetes (Figure 9). *Respondents were asked to select the top 3 from a given list. Respondents were asked to identify the top three risky behaviors that are most concerning in their community. The top three selections were alcohol and drug use, being overweight, and texting/cell phone use while driving (Figure 10). *Respondents were to select the top 3 from a given list. The vast majority of respondents their community as either healthy” (48.3%) or “somewhat “healthy” (42.6%), responses in position 3 and 4 on a 5-point scale (Figure 11). Respondents tended to rate their overall health as slightly higher than their rating of the overall health for their community, with 30.5% rating their health as healthy”, 56.5% as and 9.3% as “somewhat “healthy”, healthy” (Figure 12, compare to Figure 11 above). “very All but 16.7% of respondents reported spending at least some time volunteering for community service (Figure 13). Key Informant Interview Results
Respondents were asked to identify the top three health problems that are most concerning in their community. Cancers was selected as the clear top concern, followed by aging problems, heart disease and stroke, alcohol and drug related illness and death, high blood pressure, and diabetes (Figure 9). *Respondents were asked to select the top 3 from a given list. Respondents were asked to identify the top three risky behaviors that are most concerning in their community. The top three selections were alcohol and drug use, being overweight, and texting/cell phone use while driving (Figure 10). *Respondents were to select the top 3 from a given list. The vast majority of respondents their community as either “somewhat healthy” (48.3%) or “healthy” (42.6%), responses in position 3 and 4 on a 5-point scale (Figure 11). Respondents tended to rate their overall health as slightly higher than their rating of the overall health for their community, with 30.5% rating their health as “somewhat healthy”, 56.5% as “healthy”, and 9.3% as “very healthy” (Figure 12, compare to Figure 11 above). All but 16.7% of respondents reported spending at least some time volunteering for community service (Figure 13). Key Informant Interview Results