Dubuque County residents are being asked to share their thoughts on the health of their community as part of the 2026 Community Health Assessment. The survey is designed to identify local health needs and priorities for the future of the local health care scene. The survey is currently open and will remain available to the public through December 9. The effort is organized through Healthy Dubuque 2030 and brings together local public health officials, healthcare providers, and community organizations to better understand what’s affecting the health and well-being of people throughout Dubuque County. The goal of the survey is to identify the biggest health concerns in our communities, tackle issue of staying healthy, and point out where additional resources or support could be focused. Organizers want to hear from people across the county in Dyersville, Cascade, Farley, Epworth, and smaller rural communities, in addition to Dubuque itself. The survey takes three to five minutes to complete and can be found online at dubuquecountyiowa.gov. Paper copies are available at participating locations throughout Dubuque County.
