Dighton Board of Health Tables Bag Bids, Approves $3,000 for Swap Shed
Dighton Board of Health tables trash bag contract bids and approves swap shed funding amid a staffing dispute.
Dighton Board of Health tables trash bag contract bids and approves swap shed funding amid a staffing dispute.
Dighton's Board of Health votes to recommend a farmers market to selectmen after strong community interest expressed on social media. Board Chair Tammy Mello and members also approved a request to seek selectmen permission for a Health Department Facebook page with monthly health newsletters from
Dighton Board of Health tables a trash bag price hike and advances a farmers market proposal.
Board of Health approves permits and budget revisions unanimously. The board voted to approve seven permit applications including stables, food vendors, and disposal works operators, along with three stormwater permits; unanimously endorsed budget revisions; and authorized staff to solicit three
Dighton Board of Health votes to seek competitive bids for pay-as-you-throw trash bags, citing a missing vendor contract.
Dighton Board of Health approves FY27 budget unanimously at brief special Zoom meeting. Chairperson Tammy Mello called the February 5 meeting to order at 12:01 p.m. with members Vincent Hebert and Chris Isibor present; Hebert made the motion to approve the budget as presented and Isibor seconded.
Dighton Board of Health approves 66 permits and three regulatory updates. Chair Vincent Hebert and member Christopher Isibor unanimously approved permit applications covering food establishments, retail operations, stables, disposal works, and septage haulers, along with policies governing dumpster
Dighton Board of Health formally adopts dumpster and portable toilet regulations at January meeting. The board voted unanimously to approve both policies at its January 20 meeting, with clerk Vincent Hebert reading the full dumpster regulation text into the record as required.
Dighton Board of Health recommended a new public health nurse, threatened a septic contractor with license suspension, and demanded $75,000 from Hannaford at a special July 1 Zoom meeting.
Dighton Board of Health approves a waste contract saving $20,000 and interviews two nurse candidates.
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