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Code · Kentucky · Chapter 212 — Local health programs

212.786 Membership of board -- Terms -- Vacancies.

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(1)The independent district board of health shall be composed of the following
members:
(a)The judge/executive or his designee as an ex officio member from each
participating county;
(b)The chairman from each participating local board of health as an ex officio
member; and
(c)Additional members appointed by the judge/executive with the approval of the
fiscal court including, at least to the extent practicable, from the following
professions:
1. Registered nurses;
2. Licensed veterinarians;
3. Licensed dentists;
4. Licensed physicians;
5. Licensed podiatrists;
6. Licensed optometrists;
7. Mental health professionals;
8. Public health professionals;
9. Consumers; and
10. Licensed pharmacists.
The appointments under paragraph
(c)of this subsection shall be made taking into
consideration the need for a balanced representation on the board of the professions
listed under paragraph
(c)of this subsection. Each member shall serve a term of two
(2)years with a maximum of three
(3)consecutive terms, except ex officio
members who shall continue to serve.
(2)The judge/executive, or his designee and the chairman of the local board of health
shall serve as ex officio members of the district board of health. Additional
appointments shall be based on population. Each county shall have an appointment
of one
(1)member for thirty thousand (30,000) population or portion thereof.
Additional members shall be at a rate of one
(1)member per whole increment of
thirty thousand (30,000) population. The mayor of each city containing a population
equal to or greater than fifteen thousand (15,000) based upon the most recent
federal decennial census, or his or her designee, shall serve as an ex officio member
of the district board of health and shall count against the population-based
appointees.
(3)All appointments made prior to June 24, 2015, shall remain unaffected, and the
appointed members shall serve the remainder of their terms. The most recent
estimates published by the United States Department of Commerce, Bureau of the
Census shall be used for appointments based on population made after June 24,
2015.
(4)The judge/executive shall fill all vacancies occurring by reason of death, resignation, or disqualification and do so for the unexpired term.
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