Littleton Board of Health Debates Code of Conduct Changes Amidst Push for Accreditation

Overview: The Littleton Board of Health meeting focused on several topics, including a public hearing on proposed changes to the Board’s code of conduct, discussions on pursuing accreditation, and strategic planning for future public health initiatives. A notable point of contention was the section of the code addressing the prohibition of public criticism of town employees, with members questioning the clarity and potential impact on board members’ rights to express opinions.

Littleton Board of Health Postpones Code of Conduct Discussion, Tackles Mosquito Concerns and Air Quality

Overview: The Littleton Board of Health meeting on September 25, 2024, saw a postponement of the public hearing on the code of conduct, discussions on arbovirus surveillance, youth sports scheduling, mosquito control measures, and air quality concerns.

Littleton Board of Health Advances Local Health and Property Initiatives

Overview: The Littleton Board of Health recently convened to address a series of public health and property-related issues that impact the local community. During the meeting, the board approved Title 5 waivers, a well location variance, and local variances for a sewage disposal system.

Littleton Board of Health Advances New Portable Toilet Regulation

Overview: On May 22, 2024, the Littleton Board of Health convened to address a series of significant health-related regulatory measures, including the advancement of a new portable toilet regulation, discussions on a code of conduct for board members, and the consideration of a tool for infectious disease support. The board also touched upon administrative matters and other topics critical to the public health and governance of the community.

Littleton Board of Health Tackles Sanctuary Odor Issues and Violations

Overview: In a recent meeting, the Littleton Board of Health focused on addressing the ongoing odor complaints associated with the Sanctuary, a local cannabis cultivation facility. This issue took precedence over other agenda items, with board members debating the responsibility for odor mitigation and the review of Sanctuary’s odor management plan. The board also discussed a tobacco sale violation at Littleton Convenience, the need to revise regulations for private wells, the importance of community health assessments, and improving the process for accessing meeting documents.