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Fall River City Board of Health approves two tattoo‑practitioner licenses

Fall River City Board of Health · July 27, 2026
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Summary

The Fall River City Board of Health voted July 27 to approve two tattoo‑practitioner applications: Aaron Girard for Up In Flames (228 South Main) and Lawrence Ford for Painted Savage Tattoo (974 North Main). Board members said staff verified required credentials and apprenticeship work.

The Fall River City Board of Health approved two tattoo‑practitioner applications during its July 27 virtual meeting. Staff reported Aaron Girard holds a current Boston license and meets the city's requirements to work at Up In Flames, 228 South Main Street, and that Lawrence Ford completed a one‑year apprenticeship and submitted required samples to work at Painted Savage Tattoo, 974 North Main Street.

"He actually had a license in Boston," the presenter said of Girard, adding all paperwork was in order. Board Chair Thomas Corey called for a motion and a roll‑call vote; both Chair Thomas Corey and member Michael Coughlin voted to approve the applications. Michael Coughlin moved to approve both applications and the board seconded the motions.

The approvals were processed as routine licensing actions; staff confirmed each applicant met local requirements including submitted samples and credential verification. The board did not record any public objections during the presentations.