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Environmental health caseload, WIC outreach reported; Farmer's Market checks to start later in July
Summary
Staff reported six open environmental cases (three solid-waste, two housing), a remediated cockroach case, WIC outreach at local clinics, and that Farmer’s Market checks will start later than usual in July with funding amounts unclear.
Environmental health and WIC staff gave updates at the May 14 meeting: Sanitarian Lisa Kabat said the agent program continues and that six environmental cases remain open, including three solid-waste and two housing cases; a cockroach case was remediated. The board approved an Environmental Health Investigation Policy update during the same item.
WIC staff reported outreach at Kickapoo Valley Medical Clinic and plans to reach Bland Clinic later in May. WIC will provide Farmer’s Market checks this year but funding amounts are unclear and distribution will begin later than usual in July, according to the minutes.
No specific enforcement schedules, budget allocations for remediation, or exact Farmer’s Market funding amounts were recorded in the minutes; those details would require follow-up with department staff.
