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Enhancing Oregon's Community Design Indicators for Public Health

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The Oregon Environmental Public Health Tracking Program aims to assess the quality of community design through various surveillance indicators. Key areas of focus include affordable housing, housing cost burden, food environments, recreation facilities, walkability, public safety, substance use environments, and transportation. By employing food availability measures, active transportation assessments, and walkability metrics, this initiative seeks to inform policy improvements that enhance public health outcomes in Oregon communities. For more information, contact Dan Rubado at 971-673-1210 or daniel.j.rubado@state.or.us.

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Enhancing Oregon's Community Design Indicators for Public Health

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  1. Oregon EPHT Community Design Indicators Dan Rubado, Epidemiologist Environmental Public Health Tracking Program Office of Environmental Public Health Oregon Health Authority

  2. Oregon EPHT Data Portal

  3. Project Objectives surveillance indicators to assess the quality of Oregon’s community design

  4. Indicators to Track • Affordable housing • Housing cost burden • Food environment • Grocery, produce, WIC, convenience, fast food, restaurants • Recreation facilities • Parks, schools, bikeways, indoor facilities • Walkability • Street connectivity, walking destinations, density • Public safety • Traffic injuries • Substance use environment • Alcohol and tobacco retailers • Transportation • Public transit, active transportation

  5. Food Availability Measures

  6. Food Availability Measures

  7. Food Density Calculations Inverse distance weighted average block group boundary food retailer d2 d1 n = 2 n ≈ 4 n = 6 Block group score = average of grid cells N 1 mile

  8. Food Proximity Measures

  9. Active Transportation Measures

  10. Percent of commuters using active modes of transportation (walk, bike, transit)

  11. Percent of commuters using active modes of transportation (walk, bike, transit)

  12. Walkability Measures

  13. Housing Affordability Measures

  14. Owner households Renter households

  15. Owner households Renter households

  16. Up Next: Recreation Facilities

  17. Contact Info: Dan Rubado, Epidemiologist Oregon Environmental Public Health Tracking Program Phone: 971-673-1210 E-mail: daniel.j.rubado@state.or.us Questions or Comments?

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