Community Health Assessment Survey, Available Sept. 1-30

Today, September 1, is the kickoff day for the 2023 Cleveland County Community Health Assessment to identify current and emerging health issues in Cleveland County.  Leadership for the assessment is provided by the Cleveland County Health Department as part of the local health department accreditation process and also as part of the Consolidated Agreement with the NC Division of Public Health. 

The survey is open from September 1 through September 30, 2023. 

Conducting a community survey is part of the assessment process.  This year’s survey was developed by a Core Oversight Committee composed of community representatives and meets the standard requirements of the Division of Public Health.  Survey responses are confidential.  Survey results will be compiled into a document set for publication in early 2024.

There are two ways to participate in the survey:  first, you may choose to complete the survey electronically by going to the following link: https://www.surveymonkey.com/r/ClevelandCounty2023HealthAssessment

You may also complete a paper survey available at various sites throughout the county: 

  • Patrick Senior Center, Kings Mountain
  • Neal Senior Center, Shelby
  • Dover Foundation YMCA
  • Ruby Hunt YMCA
  • Kings Mountain YMCA
  • Calvary Community Center
  • Davidson Association, Kings Mountain
  • Shelby Housing Authority
  • Mauney Memorial Library, Kings Mountain
  • Spangler Library, Lawndale
  • Young Library, Shelby
  • Cleveland County Chamber
  • Cleveland County Health Department

Individuals who complete a survey are eligible to enter a drawing for incentive prizes which this year include a $750 Amazon gift card, two $500 Amazon gift cards and four $250 Amazon gift cards.  Winners will be chosen using a computer-generated random number computer program and will be notified on or about November 15, 2023. 

We encourage your participation in this survey – we need to know what you think about the health of Cleveland County and about what needs to be done to improve the health status of residents. If you have questions or concerns about the survey, please contact Anne Short at Anne.short@clevelandcountync.gov.