The Ludlow Board of Health postponed a decision on cutting the town's $500 annual body art establishment fee. Board members Antonio Tavares and Lauren Yelinek met without Chair Kelly Lamas, who was absent, and reviewed a staff cost analysis putting the actual renewal cost between $355 and $450.
Ludlow tattoo shop owners ask Board of Health to justify a $500 fee nearly triple its actual cost.
Ludlow Board of Health votes to pursue Pioneer Valley Mosquito Control District membership and approves a Hubbard Street backyard flock permit.
Ludlow Board of Health unanimously adopts food establishment regulation closing an eight-year permitting gap.
Board of Health unanimously revokes Madd Eatz Mobile Food truck permit. Health Director Paulina Matusik cited repeated priority and critical violations of the Massachusetts food code discovered during April inspections, including failures to correct violations specified in a conditional permit
Ludlow's Board of Health revoked a food truck's permit and voted to end a contracted foot care program at its May 5 meeting.
Ludlow Board of Health reorganizes, approves March minutes and animal control officer nomination. The board elected Lauren Yelinek as Chair and Antonio Tavares as Secretary in unanimous votes on April 6. Health Director Paulina Matusik reported the launch of a four-intern program including a Master
Ludlow Board of Health elects new chair and reappoints animal inspector for fourth straight year.
Board of Health backs 240 sharps containers from Opioid Settlement funds. The unanimous vote authorizes purchase of the containers, estimated at $940 to $1,100, for submission to the Select Board; Health Director Paulina Matusik presented usage data showing demand for 142 units but recommended the
Ludlow Board of Health approves opioid settlement request for 240 sharps disposal containers.
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