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Environmental Health reports rabies uptick, schedules April 1 clinic; sanitarian vacancy noted

Cortland County Board of Health · March 17, 2026
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Summary

Director Don Ware said rabies reports are trending upward and a county clinic is scheduled for April 1; staff completed adult ATUPA work and expect youth ATUPA soon; one application has been received for an open sanitarian position.

Don Ware, Director of Environmental Health, reported that rabies is trending upward in the county and the department has scheduled a rabies clinic for April 1. He also noted the department completed adult compliance for the ATUPA program and expects youth ATUPA work to finish within the month.

Ware said the department has an open sanitarian position with one application on file. The minutes record these as operational updates; the board approved a package of Environmental Health items in the same section of the agenda that included penalty approvals and code changes.