Healthy Harvey

A healthy Harvey means residents can connect with care, find support and live in neighborhoods that support their well-being.

The Challenge

Families, seniors, young people and caregivers need to know what physical and mental health support is available and how to reach it.

Why It Matters

A healthy Harvey means residents can connect with care, find support and live in neighborhoods that support their well-being. Families deserve access to physical and mental health resources, nutritious food, clean surroundings and opportunities to stay active at every stage of life.

Colby's Position

I will work with the City Council, healthcare providers, public health agencies and community organizations to bring health and wellness resources closer to residents. By strengthening partnerships and improving outreach, we can help families, seniors, young people and caregivers understand what support is available and how to access it.

Proposed Approach

Neighborhood health screenings and vaccination clinics; mental health and recovery resource connections; maternal and family wellness support; senior wellness and social connection; healthy food access; recreation partnerships; and coordinated work toward cleaner neighborhoods and safe drinking water.

What Success Looks Like

A Harvey where residents know where to turn for support, health resources reach more neighborhoods, and barriers to participation are identified and addressed. Progress means dependable partnerships, accessible services and clear reporting on residents reached and community needs that remain unmet.

My Priorities

  • Neighborhood health screenings and vaccination clinics
  • Mental health and recovery resource connections
  • Maternal and family wellness support
  • Senior wellness, healthy food access and recreation partnerships
  • Cleaner neighborhoods and safe drinking water

Other Pillars