The Kent County Health Department is conducting a Behavior Risk Factor Surveillance System survey starting this week.
The survey is part of a national survey that is conducted every three years.
The survey is used to evaluate health and disease prevention programs and track the health of the county.
Questions will be asked regarding health care access, mental health, economic stability, firearm safety, marijuana use and racism.
Any information given during the survey will not be linked back to the person.
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