Our Mission
About Utah Radon
A 501(c)(4) nonprofit on a mission to ensure every Utah family can test their home for radon — for free.
Who We Are
Utah Radon is a 501(c)(4) nonprofit organization founded to address a serious but largely invisible public health crisis: Utah has some of the highest indoor radon levels in the nation, yet the vast majority of residents have never tested their homes.
We believe cost should never be a barrier to protecting your family. That’s why we provide certified short-term radon test kits completely free — including shipping and lab analysis — to any Utah resident who requests one.
Our Impact
- Free test kits distributed100,000+
- Utah counties servedAll 29
- Partner organizations40+
- Homes found at high risk48%
Our story
A Decade of Protecting Utah Families
2015
Founded as a nonprofit to address Utah's radon crisis
2018
Distributed first 10,000 free test kits across the Wasatch Front
2021
Partnered with Utah Department of Health & Human Services
2024
Surpassed 100,000 free test kits distributed statewide
The people behind the mission
Our Advisory Board
Doctors, survivors, and community leaders united by one goal: ensuring every Utah family knows their radon risk.

Dr. Wallace L. Akerley
Medical Oncologist
Huntsman Cancer Institute
Chairman of the Protocol Review and Monitoring Committee at HCI, Director of the Lung Cancer Disease Center of Excellence, and member of the NCCN Steering Committee. With over 30 years of experience, Dr. Akerley views radon as a "public health issue of grand proportion."

Kerri Robbins
Community Advocate
Radon-induced lung cancer survivor
At 65, Kerri received a stage four lung cancer diagnosis that had metastasized to her brain. Testing revealed radon levels equivalent to smoking three packs of cigarettes per day. Since her diagnosis she has met with neighbors and elected officials to spread radon awareness.

Bill Johnson
Community Advocate
Non-smoking lung cancer survivor
In June 2023, Bill received a stage four non-smoking lung cancer diagnosis at age 43 without any typical symptoms. After researching potential causes he learned about Utah's high radon levels and now dedicates his time to educating Utahns about radon's dangers.

Brad Callister
Vice President
Utah Radon Services
NRPP-certified radon measurement professional and VP of Utah's largest radon testing and mitigation company. Brad works closely with medical, educational, and government experts and is a member of AARST where he advocates for laws to protect Utah residents.

Chauntelle Fjeldsted
Community Advocate
Non-smoking lung cancer survivor
A mother of four and grandmother of four, Chauntelle was shocked by her stage one lung cancer diagnosis as a non-smoker. After finding high radon levels in her home she now does everything she can to help families understand the importance of testing.

Patricia Andric
Women's Health Nurse Practitioner
Board-certified WHNP & CNM
Patricia educated her local school about elevated radon levels in the Ogden Valley, leading her entire school district to test all buildings. She strives to improve the health of all Utahns and reduce rates of lung cancer in non-smokers and childhood leukemia.

Jen Fischer
Real Estate Broker
Radon awareness advocate
Jen ensures every client is purchasing a radon-safe home. With nearly 50% of Utah homes above the mitigation threshold, she does everything she can to help buyers and the broader community understand radon's dangers and how easy it is to address.

Connie AlexakosHonorary
Community Advocate
Non-smoking lung cancer victim
A Kamas resident who passed away in May 2025 after her stage four non-smoking lung cancer diagnosis. After finding radon levels in her home equivalent to over 500 X-rays per year, she became a tireless community advocate. Her story continues to save lives.
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