(Greensburg, IN) – Alicia Nobbe with the Decatur County Health Department has been awarded the Presidential Commendation from the Indiana Environmental Health Association (IEHA) in recognition of her outstanding service, leadership, and contributions to environmental health in the state.
Nobbe’s efforts to protect public and environmental health in the community include drafting and implementing both a new county risk-based food ordinance and a swimming pool ordinance, leading community garden initiatives, advancing food safety programs, developing community partnerships, and supporting outreach and education.
In addition to her operational responsibilities, Nobbe has been active in mentoring new professionals, collaborating across departments, and promoting best practices in environmental health.
The IEHA Presidential Commendation is a special recognition granted at the discretion of the organization’s President. It honors those who demonstrate exceptional service, leadership, volunteer commitment, and contributions beyond their normal duties to further environmental health in their communities and across the state.
This commendation places Nobbe among a select group of professionals whose efforts significantly impact public health, regulatory excellence, and community wellbeing across Indiana.
“Alicia’s work has been integral to advancing environmental health in Decatur County and across Indiana,” said Decatur County Health Department Executive Director Sean Durbin. “Her leadership, integrity, and passion for service make her highly deserving of this recognition.”
“Receiving this commendation is humbling,” said Nobbe. “I’m grateful to work alongside so many dedicated professionals, and I hope this encourages continued investment in public health across Indiana.”
