TWO RIVERS PUBLIC HEALTH DEPARTMENT GENERATOR
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Sealed BIDS will be received at the Two Rivers Public Health Department Office at 516 West 11th Street, Suite 108B, in Kearney, Nebraska on April 11, 2023 until 11:00 AM, Local Time, and then such BIDS shall be publicly opened and read aloud for furnishing all equipment, labor, materials and appurtenances required to furnish and install 1-125KW Natural Gas Generator, transfer switches, conduit, wiring, concrete work, gas line, all related appurtenances and other such work as may be incidental to TWO RIVERS PUBLIC HEALTH DEPARTMENT GENERATOR.
Board of Health
Our board represents a cross-section of our community and has a passion for our organization and those we serve. The members work hard to ensure long-term sustainability of the organization and oversee that the funds raised directly affect those in need.
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Dan Lynch, Buffalo County CommissionerVice President
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Sue Hunter, Buffalo County CitizenPresident
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Rick Zarek, Dawson County Commissioner -
Nicole Thorell, Dawson County Citizen
Secretary
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Scot Grams, Franklin County Supervisor
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Michael Dallman, Franklin County Citizen
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Glenn Hofman, Gosper County Cimmissioner
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Daren Hatch, Gosper County Citizen
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Cindy Boehler, Harlan County Supervisor
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Cody Krull, Kearney County CitizenTreasurer
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Heath Hofstetter, Kearney County Commissioner
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Lori Reiner, Phelps County Citizen -
Rick Streeter, Phelps County Supervisor
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Dr. Brady Beecham, Physician
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Dr. Jessica Robb, Veterinarian
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Dr. Katherine Goodwin, Dentist -
Dr. Mahesh Pattabiraman, Minority Representative
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Melissa Hall PA-C, Mid-Level Practitioner-PAC
Board Of Health Meeting Minutes
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Additional meeting minutes are available upon request.
Board Of Health Meeting Agendas
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Additional agendas are available upon request.
Regulation
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TRPHD regulations on prevention of spread of communicable disease, illness, or poisoning. These regulations are enacted pursuant to Neb. Rev. Stat. 71-501, and 71-1626 et seq and apply to the exercise of authority by the Department to order Directed Health Measures necessary to prevent the spread of communicable disease, illness, or poisoning.
