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JLMC schedules building inspections, assigns follow-up after wasp exposure concern in Windham
Summary
The Joint Loss Management Committee set building inspections to be completed June 17, 2026 and tasked staff to report; members also found fire-department ventilation satisfactory and assigned an investigation after wasps were observed near an allergic staff member without an epinephrine auto‑injector.
The Joint Loss Management Committee met June 15 at the Windham Fire Department and scheduled building inspections to be completed on Wednesday, June 17, 2026, committee members said.
Dennis Senibaldi, a JLMC staff member, reported the inspections will be finished on June 17 and that he will prepare the required written report; he said only a few minor issues remain to be addressed. The committee reviewed incident and accident reports but the minutes do not list specific incidents or follow-up tied to particular reports.
Members briefly discussed ventilation at the Windham Fire Department and concluded the ventilation was satisfactory; no remedial work was recommended in the minutes. Separately, members noted wasps were flying around the window of a Community Development Department staff member. "Dennis will investigate," the minutes state; they also note the staff member is allergic and does not have an epinephrine auto‑injector on site.
The meeting record does not specify deadlines beyond the June 17 inspection completion date or name an assignee beyond Senibaldi for the wasp investigation. The committee adjourned at 1:31 p.m.; minutes were submitted by Cheryl Haas, Parks and Recreation Director.
Next steps recorded: completion of building inspections on June 17 and a follow-up investigation by Dennis Senibaldi, with a written report to follow.
