Board of Health Elects Chris Schultz as Chair
Abington Board of Health elected Chris Schultz as chair and approved one additional trash barrel for an overcrowded household.
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What happened
The Abington Board of Health completed its reorganization following a member's August resignation, electing Chris Schultz as chair, reelecting Carol Dolan as vice chair and Lisa as recording secretary, all to serve until April town elections. The board unanimously approved one additional trash barrel for a resident household reporting overcrowding. The town continues operating without a permanent health agent, relying on part-time temporary coverage and cross-departmental support.
Key decisions
- 👤 Elect Chris Schultz as chair. Chris Schultz was elected chair of the Board of Health. He will serve until the April town elections. (Vote unanimous). Read case details
- 👤 Reelect Carol Dolan as vice chair. Carol Dolan was reelected as vice chair of the Board of Health. She will serve until the April town elections. (Vote approved without recorded opposition). Read case details
- 👤 Reelect Lisa as recording secretary. Lisa was reelected as recording secretary of the Board of Health. She will serve until the April town elections. (Vote unanimous). Read case details
- 📋 Approve additional trash barrel for household. The board approved one additional trash barrel for a resident household reporting overcrowding. The Department of Public Works will deliver the barrel within one to two Fridays after payment is processed through the assessor's office. (Vote unanimous). Read case details
Next dates
- Oct. 8: Healthy hour at Council on Aging, 10:30 a.m.
- Oct. 19: Board of Health meeting
- Oct. 27: Immunization clinic, 10 a.m. to 3 p.m.
- Nov. 4: Scouting for Food collection, 9 a.m. to 1 p.m.
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