SCHSAC: State Community Health Services Advisory Committee
SCHSAC (pronounced shak) is a nonpartisan group elected officials and public health leaders from all regions of Minnesota. SCHSAC is composed of:
- Tribal leaders
- County commissioners and city council members
- Tribal and local public health leaders
Members meet quarterly with the Commissioner of Health to discuss and give recommendations on public health-related issues that are important locally and statewide. Between quarterly meetings, SCHSAC members in workgroups collaborate to address critical and emerging priorities to help create a more seamless, responsive, and publicly-supported public health system. Learn more about SCHSAC.
Meetings and materials: Dates, meeting notes, and tech help.
Workgroups: Information on SCHSAC workgroups and meeting summaries.
Roster: A list of all members, alternates, workgroup members, and support staff.
Publications and reports: Annual reports, SCHSAC workgroup reports, and work plans.
Orientation for new members: Access the presentation slides and recording.
System transformation: SCHSAC is part of the Joint Leadership Team, the architects and stewards of building a seamless, responsive, and publicly-supported public health system in Minnesota.
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Contact: Questions or comments can be directed to health.schsac@state.mn.us.