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2018TRIBAL
ENVIRONMENTALPUBLICHEALTHSUMMIT
Emerging Roles forTribal Governments:
PROMOTING HEALTH THROUGH HEALTHY
ENVIRONMENTS
January 7–9, 2018Great Wolf Lodge
Centralia, WA
MONDAY, JANUARY 87:30 amRegistration
7:30 - 8:30 amBreakfast
8:30 - 9:15 amColor Posting/Blessing/WelcomeConfederated Tribes of the Chehalis ReservationJim Blumenstock, Health Security Chief Association of State and Territorial Health OfficialsKarmen Hanson, Program Director National Conference of State LegislaturesArthur Wendel, MD, Medical Officer, Agency for Toxic Substances Disease Registry
9:15 - 9:45 amOpening Statements:Tribal Perspectives onEnvironmental HealthShoalwater Bay Tribal ChairwomanCharlene Nelson Nisqually Tribal CouncilmanWillie Frank Swinomish Tribal Elder Larry Campbell
9:45 - 10:15 amWashington’s GovernmentalPublic Health System and Tribes Keynote Speaker John Wiesman, Secretary of Health Washington State Department of Health
SUNDAY, JANUARY 75:30 - 7:30 pmReception and Networking
1:30 - 2:45 pmWashington State Indigenous Perspectives: Integration of Environmental Health in Tribal Communities Facilitator Jan Olmstead, AIHC
Indigenous Health Indicators and the Environment —Jamie Donatuto and Larry Campbell, Swinomish Indian TribeA Tribal Environmental Trust Department —Amelia Marchand, Confederated Tribes of the Colville ReservationEstablishing a Tribal Public Health Department —Jenna Bowman, Tulalip TribesPulling Together for Wellness: A Native Framework for Addressing EnvironmentalPublic Health Challenges —Shoalwater Bay Tribal Chairwoman Charlene Nelson and Jan Olmstead, American Indian Health Commission
2:45 - 3:00 pmBreak
3:00 - 4:30 pmTribal Environmental Health: Successes, Challenges and Priorities Facilitator Celeste Davis, NPAIHB
4:30 pmAdjourn/Drawing
5:30 pmDinner and Cultural ProgramThank you to the Canoe Family for providing the Cultural Program
Facilitator Jim Blumenstock, ASTHO
Tribal Work Nationally —Anabelle Allison, National TribalEnvironmental Health Think Tank (CDC)Video/Project Overview —Clinton Isham, Wisconsin NativeAmerican Tobacco NetworkState and Local Environmental Health Priorities —Clark Halvorson, Washington StateDepartment of HealthImportance of Local Health-Tribal Relationships —Barbara Juarez, NW WashingtonIndian Health Board
12:30 - 1:30 pmLunch: A Tribal Agenda for Environmental Health Keynote Speaker Celeste Davis, Env PH Consultant NW Portland Area Indian Health Board
10:15 - 10:30 amBreak
10:30 am - 12:30 pmWhat is Environmental Public Health?
TUESDAY, JANUARY 97:30 - 8:30 amBreakfast/Registration
8:30 - 8:45 amBlessing/WelcomeConfederated Tribes of the Chehalis ReservationClark Halvorson, Washington State Department of Health
8:45 - 10:15 amAddressing Environmental Impacts on Traditional Food Sources Facilitator Jan Olmstead, AIHC
Atlantic Salmon IssueLummi Nation ChairmanJeremiah JuliusShellfish Biotoxins and SafetyNeil Harrington, Jamestown S’Klallam TribeMapping Traditional Cultural Plants on the Colville ReservationKali Robson and Trisha Johnson, Confederated Tribes of the Colville ReservationTribal Food SovereigntyJan Olmstead, American IndianHealth Commission
10:15 - 10:30 amBreak
2:30 - 4:00 pmEnvironmental Health Emergency Preparedness and Response Facilitator CAPT Thomas Weiser, IHS/NWPAIHB
Disease Outbreak and ResponseTom Locke, Jefferson County Public Health/Jamestown S’Klallam Tribe and John Smart, Health and Human ServicesTribal-Local Mutual Aid AgreementsLou Schmitz and Heather Erb,American Indian Health CommissionTribal Emergency Response ProgramCherry May, Suquamish TribeState Public Health Emergency Preparedness and Response and Tribal PartnershipsNathan Weed, Washington StateDepartment of Health
4:00 - 4:30 pmPartnering for the Future: Lessons Learned and Next Steps Facilitators Jan Olmstead and Lou Schmitz, AIHC
4:30 pmClosing/Adjourn/Drawing
SAFE JOURNEYS
10:30 am - noonBuilt Environments and Health Facilitator Rick Porso, DOH
Environmental Health and Safety Approaches for Tribal BusinessesMartin Napeahi, Tulalip Tribe’sQuil Ceda VillageSafety and Inspections of Built EnvironmentDave Gifford, Washington StateDepartment of HealthTribal Shared Services Approach for Built Environment SafetyStephanie Coffey,Indian Health ServiceLocal Health Department Inspection ProcessesJim Zimny, Kitsap Public Health District
noon - 1:00 pmLunch
1:00 - 2:30 pmAll One Water: Clean Water, Drinking Water and Waste Water Facilitator Garin Schrieve, DOH
Environmental and Water Quality ProgramSeth Book, Skokomish Indian TribeTribal Program OverviewChip Anderson, Lummi Sewer andWater DistrictCertified Operators and Training OpportunitiesChris McCord, Washington StateDepartment of Health
SPEAKERSCeleste Davis, REHS, MPH
Celeste Davis is currently a private consultant working with the Northwest Portland Area Indi-an Health Board in Portland, Oregon, providing technical assistance and working on developing environmental health program capacity.
She formerly served as the Director for the Division of Environmental Health Services (DEHS) and the Emergency Management Coordinator for the Indi-an Health Service (IHS), Portland Area. As the DEHS Director in Portland, Celeste Davis was responsible for the total administration, management, and supervision of a comprehensive program and staff that delivered environmental public health, injury prevention, and occupational health and safety services to over 150,000 American Indians and Alaska Natives in 43 tribes in Idaho, Oregon, and Washington. She retired in February 2017 from the US Public Health Service (USPHS) Commissioned Corps at the rank of Commander.
Celeste Davis began her career as an extern for the Nashville Area IHS, based in Atmore, AL. She received her full commission with the US Public Health Service in 1996 with an assignment and duty station in Bethel, AK. During her career, she has served over 130 Tribes and Alaska Native Villages through a variety of environmental public health positions in the southeastern U.S., Alaska, New Mexico, and the Pacific Northwest, having risen through the ranks from the field to manage-ment. Her broad work experience in public health includes assessment and inspection, environmen-tal and epidemiological investigations, training, policy development, and program and project management and evaluation.
Celeste Davis is a citizen of the Chickasaw Nation of Oklahoma, and grew up in Oklahoma. She is a Registered Environmental Health Specialist who earned a Bachelor of Science degree in Environ-mental Health Science from East Central University in Ada, Oklahoma, and a Master of Public Health degree in Occupational and Environmental Health from the University of Oklahoma. She has served on several national environmental public health workgroups and committees, provided professional presentations at national meetings and conferences, and been the recipient of nu-merous awards and recognition.
John Wiesman, DrPH, MPH
John Wiesman was appointed Secretary of Health by Governor Jay Inslee and joined the Department of Health in April 2013. He is an accomplished transformational leader with more than 22 years of local public health experience and focuses on whole systems approaches to improving health.John has been passionate about public health since reading a 1983 Time Magazine article about disease detectives tracking Legionnaires’ disease, toxic shock syndrome, and HIV. He began his public health career in Connecticut in 1986 and was in its first group trained to provide HIV coun-seling and testing services.During his career John has transformed health de-partments from providing individual clinical services to implementing policy, system and environmental changes promoting prevention that make healthy choices easier and less expensive. He has trans-formed Clark County Public Health and the Depart-ment of Health into first responder organizations. He has also helped lead Washington State’s initiatives to transform the health delivery system to improve population health, known as Healthier Washington.Major efforts now underway at the Department of Health under John’s leadership include End AIDS Washington, developing the Healthiest Next Gen-eration, identifying and funding foundational pub-lic health services, implementing the Governor’s executive order reducing suicides and preventing firearm injuries and deaths, and addressing the public health impacts of climate change.Currently, John serves as an adjunct assistant pro-fessor at the University of North Carolina-Chapel Hill, Gillings School of Global Public Health, Health Policy and Management. He also serves as a clinical professor at the University of Washington, School of Public Health, Department of Health Services.He earned his doctor of public health (DrPH) in public health executive leadership in 2012 from the University of North Carolina-Chapel Hill. He received his master of public health (MPH) in chronic disease epidemiology from Yale University in 1987, and his bachelor of arts (BA) in biology from Lawrence University in Wisconsin in 1983.John was born and raised in Wisconsin. He and his husband have lived in Washington State since 1989.
KEYNOTE SPEAKERS
Annabelle Allison National Tribal Environmental Health Think TankCenters for Disease Control and Prevention [email protected]
Chip Anderson District ManagerLummi Sewer and Water District [email protected]
Jim Blumenstock Health Security ChiefAssociation of State and Territorial Health Officials [email protected]
Jenna Bowman Community Health DirectorTulalip Tribes [email protected]
Seth Book Environmental BiologistSkokomish Tribe [email protected]
Tribal Elder Larry Campbell Environmental Health SpecialistSwinomish [email protected]
Stephanie Coffey, MPH-EH, REHS, CP-FS, LCDR, USPHS Environmental Health OfficerIndian Health Service [email protected]
Celeste Davis, REHS, MPHEnvironmental Public Health Consultant Northwest Portland Area Indian Health Board [email protected]
Jamie Donatuto Environmental Health SpecialistSwinomish [email protected]
Heather Erb Legal ConsultantAmerican Indian Health Commission [email protected]
Tribal Councilman Willie FrankNisqually [email protected]
Dave Gifford Local Health Support Section ManagerWashington State Department of Health [email protected]
Clark Halvorson Environmental Public Health Assistant SecretaryWashington State Department of Health [email protected]
Karmen Hanson, MAProgram DirectorNational Conference of State Legislatures [email protected]
Neil Harrington Environmental BiologistJamestown S’Klallam Tribe [email protected]
Clinton Isham Program DirectorWisconsin Native American Tobacco Network [email protected]
Trisha Johnson Senior BiologistConfederated Tribes of the Colville [email protected]
Barbara JuarezExecutive DirectorNorthwest Washington Indian Health Board [email protected]
Chairman Jeremiah Julius Lummi [email protected]
SPEAKERS
Stephen KutzChair American Indian Health Commission [email protected]
Tom Locke, MD Health OfficerJefferson County Public Health/Jamestown S’Klallam Tribe,Public Health and Safety Offices [email protected]
Amelia Marchand Water Regulatory SpecialistConfederated Tribes of the Colville Reservation [email protected]
Cherry May Emergency Management Coordinator Suquamish [email protected] McCord Drinking Water Deputy Director Washington State Department of Health [email protected]
Martin Napeahi General ManagerTulalip Tribe’s Quil Ceda [email protected]
Tribal Chairwoman Charlene Nelson Shoalwater Bay [email protected]
Jan Olmstead ConsultantAmerican Indian Health Commission [email protected]
Rick Porso Environmental Health and Safety DirectorWashington State Department of Health [email protected]
Kali Robson Senior BiologistConfederated Tribes of the Colville [email protected]
Lou Schmitz ConsultantAmerican Indian Health [email protected]
Garin SchrieveDrinking Water DirectorDepartment of [email protected]
CAPT John Smart, USHHS, ASPR Regional Emergency CoordinatorDepartment of Health and Human Services,Region X [email protected]
Nathan Weed Emergency Preparedness and Response Deputy ChiefWashington State Department of Health [email protected]
CAPT Thomas Weiser, MD, MPHMedical EpidemiologistIndian Health Services (Portland Area)/Northwest Portland Area Indian Health [email protected]
John Wiesman, DrPH, MPHSecretary of HealthWashington State Department of [email protected]
Jim Zimny, RS Environmental Health Assistant DirectorKitsap Public Health District [email protected]
SPEAKERS
WASHINGTON STATEFEDERALLY RECOGNIZED
INDIAN TRIBESConfederated Tribes of the Chehalis ReservationGrays Harbor/Thurston Countieswww.chehalistribe.org
Confederated Tribes of the Colville ReservationOkanogan/Ferry Countieswww.colvilletribes.com
Cowlitz Indian TribeCowlitz/Clark Countieswww.cowlitz.org
Hoh Indian TribeJefferson Countywww.hohtribe-nsn.org
Jamestown S’Klallam TribeClallam Countywww.jamestowntribe.org
Kalispel Tribe of IndiansPend Oreille Countywww.kalispeltribe.com
Lower Elwha Klallam TribeClallam Countywww.elwha.org
Lummi NationWhatcom Countywww.lummi-nsn.org
Makah TribeClallam Countywww.makah.com
Muckleshoot Indian TribeKing Countywww.muckleshoot.nsn.us
Nisqually Indian TribeThurston Countywww.nisqually-nsn.gov
Nooksack Indian TribeWhatcom Countywww.nooksack-tribe.org
Port Gamble S’Klallam TribeKitsap Countywww.pgst.nsn.us
Puyallup TribePierce Countywww.puyallup-tribe.com
Quileute TribeClallam Countywww.quileutenation.org
Quinault Indian NationGrays Harbor/Jefferson Countieswww.quinaultindiannation.com
Samish Indian NationSkagit Countywww.samishtribe.nsn.us
Sauk-Suiattle Indian TribeSkagit Countywww.sauk-suiattle.com
Shoalwater Bay Indian TribePacific Countywww.shoalwaterbay-nsn.gov
Skokomish Indian TribeMason Countywww.skokomish.org
Snoqualmie Indian TribeKing Countywww.snoqualmienation.com
Spokane Tribe of IndiansStevens/Spokane Countieswww.spokanetribe.com
Squaxin Island TribeMason/Thurston Countieswww.squaxinisland.org
Stillaguamish Tribe of IndiansSnohomish Countywww.stillaguamish.com
Suquamish TribeKitsap Countywww.suquamish.nsn.us
Swinomish Indian Tribal CommunitySkagit Countywww.swinomish-nsn.gov
Tulalip TribesSnohomish Countywww.tulaliptribes-nsn.gov
Upper Skagit Indian TribeSkagit Countyupperskagit.nsopw.govConfederated Tribes and Bands ofthe Yakama NationYakima/Klickitat Countieswww.yakamanation-nsn.gov
WASHINGTON STATEENVIRONMENTAL HEALTH
DIRECTORS
WASHINGTON STATEENVIRONMENTAL HEALTH
DIRECTORSTimm Tiff Adams County Integrated Health Care Svcs509-659-2031 [email protected]
Sundie Hoffman Asotin County Health [email protected]
Jeff Hagen Asotin County Health [email protected]
Rick Dawson Benton-Franklin Health [email protected]
Barry Kling Chelan-Douglas Health [email protected]
Jennifer GarcelonClallam County Health and Human [email protected]
Janis Koch Clark County Public [email protected]
Kevin TuremanColumbia County Public [email protected]
Season LongCowlitz County Health and Human [email protected]
Chris Skidmore Garfield County Health [email protected]
Jonathan Ness Grant County Health District509-766-7960, [email protected]
Jeff NelsonGrays Harbor Public Health and Social [email protected]
Jill Wood Island County Public [email protected]
Stuart Whitford Jefferson County Public Health360-385-9411 [email protected]
John KiessKitsap Public Health District360-728-2290 [email protected]
Jim Zimny Kitsap Public Health District360-728-2300 [email protected]
Tristen Lamb Kittitas County Public Health509-962-7005 [email protected]
David Kavanagh Klickitat County Public [email protected]
Bill TeitzelLewis County Public Health and Social Svcs360-740-1261 [email protected]
Ed Dzedzy Lincoln County Health Department509-725-9213, [email protected]
WASHINGTON STATEENVIRONMENTAL HEALTH
DIRECTORSDebbie RileyMason County Public Health and Human Svcs360-427-9670, [email protected]
Alyssa Spradley NE Tri-County Health [email protected]
David Hilton Okanogan County Public [email protected]
Shawn Humphreys Pacific County Public Health and Human [email protected]
Kyle Dodd San Juan Health and Community [email protected]
Ngozi OleruPublic Health - Seattle and King [email protected]
Joanne Lynn Skagit County Public [email protected]
Nikki HollatzSkamania County Community [email protected]
Kevin PlemelSnohomish Health [email protected]
Bruce Straughn Snohomish Health [email protected]
Ray Byrne Spokane Regional Health [email protected]
Jessica GehleTacoma-Pierce County Health [email protected]
Art StarryThurston County Public Health and Social [email protected]
Justin Hartman Wahkiakum County Health and Human Svcs360-795-6207, x205 [email protected]
Chris BischoffWahkiakum County Health and Human Svcs360-795-6207, x201 [email protected]
Kevin Tureman Walla Walla County Department ofCommunity Health509-524-2682 [email protected]
John Wolpers Whatcom County Health Department360-778-6026 [email protected]
Troy Henderson Whitman County Public [email protected]
Holly MyersYakima Health District509-249-6504 [email protected]
NOTES
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Thank You
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PLANNING COMMITTEERichard BlyQuinault Indian Nation
Jenna BowmanTulalip Tribes
Bridget CanniffNW Portland Area Indian Health Board
Celeste DavisNW Portland Area Indian Health Board
Kathy DolanAssociation of State and Territorial Health Officials
Jamie DonatutoSwinomish Tribe
Matthew Ellis, LCDRIndian Health Service (Portland Area)
Chairman Leonard ForsmanSuquamish Tribe
Councilman Willie FrankNisqually Tribe
Kris HafeyWashington State Department of Health
Clark HalvorsonWashington State Department of Health
Donna HansonWashington State Department of Health
Karmen Hanson, MANational Conference of State Legislatures
Barbara JuarezNW Washington Indian Health Board
Abe KulungaraAssociation of State and Territorial Health Officials
Sheryl LoweWashington State Department of Health
Chairwoman Charlene NelsonShoalwater Bay Tribe
Jan OlmsteadAmerican Indian Health Commission
Lou SchmitzAmerican Indian Health Commission
Councilwoman Marilyn ScottUpper Skagit Tribe
Emma TalkingtonAssociation of State and Territorial Health Officials
Heather WalkerWashington State Department of Health
The first Tribal Environmental Public Health Summit could not have happened without the contribution of our tribes, sponsors, speakers, attendees, staff, volunteers, and raffle donors.
The success of the Summit is entirely due to everyone’s support.
Thank YouFunding for this conference was made possible in part by the Centers for Disease Control and Preven-
tion awards 5 NU38SO000076-03-00 and CDC-RFA-OT13-1302. The views expressed in written conference materials and publications and by speakers and moderators do not necessarily reflect the official poli-cies of the Department of Health and Human Services, nor does the mention of trade names, commer-
cial practices, or organizations imply endorsement by the U.S. Government.
