Board of Health approved revised job description for Assistant Supervisor. The board unanimously endorsed updated grade and step classifications for the position and voted to refer the new classification to the Personnel Board for further review.
Board of Health approved septic variance for Lantern Hill elderly housing development.
The Upton Board of Health directed staff to revise its draft noise regulations with provisions on construction hours, decibel levels, measurement periods, and dog-related noise.
Upton Board of Health approves municipal recycling bin program with resident cost-sharing. At its June 29 meeting, the board voted unanimously to direct Assistant Public Health Supervisor Matthew Rollins to order 65-gallon recycling bins at approximately ten dollars per unit shipping cost to be
Upton Board of Health appoints new chair, approves waste and camp fee increases. The board unanimously appointed member Farrell Jolly-Parks as Chair in a governance rotation. Assistant Public Health Supervisor Matthew Rollins confirmed a six-month WasteZero bag quote valid through fiscal year-end,
Upton Board of Health unanimously waived rabies vaccination requirements for two older dogs with ongoing medical conditions. Asst. Public Health Supervisor Matthew Rollins reported that Kids @ Play will restructure into separate morning and afternoon camps to comply with state regulation 105 CMR
Upton Board of Health appoints Steven Donatelli as Title V inspectional agent. The board unanimously voted to hire Donatelli, who serves multiple communities in the Blackstone Valley Partnership for Public Health, after Assistant Public Health Supervisor Matthew Rollins determined that all but one
Upton Board of Health seeks additional Title V inspectors amid spring demand surge. The board, led by Chairman Quinn Parks with members Laura Hebb and Farrell Jolly-Parks, unanimously voted to solicit Title V inspectional services from surrounding communities to meet surging demand for septic
Upton Board of Health approves maternity grant program and appoints secondary Title 5 agent. Town Nurse Debra Vescera will expand community services through a maternity grant program, approved unanimously. The board appointed Chloe Mawn as secondary Title 5 agent for septic inspections without
Upton Board of Health welcomed new Town Nurse Debra Vescera and unanimously approved prior meeting minutes. Vescera provided an overview of public health standardization initiatives, while the board addressed a proposal from Title 5 Agent Paul McKeon to reduce his schedule to two days per week and
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