Bloomingdale Boroughboardofhealthmeetingagenda

BLOOMINGDALE BOROUGHBOARDOFHEALTHMEETINGAGENDA

February1,2016•7:00P.M.

I.CALLTOORDER.-MaryAnnFallon,President

II.

ROLLCALL:

President:

VicePresident:Members:

Alternate#1:

Alternate#2:CouncilLlaison: Administrative Staff:

MatyAnnFallonRoryLovelace

LindaParryCarney,MaureenTierney,KristenPetersen,KellyInnamorato,SallyFane

JasonReynoldsVacant

DawnHudson

PeterCorreale,HealthOfficer/Secretaty GailGratzel,SeniorRegisteredEnvironmentalHealthSpecialist

III.APPROVAL OFMINUTES.January4,2016

IV.REPORTS.

A.MonthlyActivityReport

B.RetailFoodInspectionSummaryReport

V.UNFINISHEDBUSINESS.

A.CommunityHealthAssessment(CHA)andCommunityHealthImprovementPlan(CHIP)-status

B.Accreditation-status

C.MayorsWellnessCampaign

D.2016Budget

VI.NEWBUSINESS.

VII.PUBLICDISCUSSION.

VIII.ADJOURNMENT.

BLOOMINGDALEBOARDOFHEALTHREGULARMEETINGMINUTES-January4,2016

I.CalltoOrder.

MaryAnnFalloncalledthemeetingtoorderat7:07p.m.

II.RollCall.

Present:Falion,Carney,Petersen,Tie1ney,Inna1norato, andFane

AlsoPresent:PeterCorreale,HealthOfficer

III.ApprovalofMinutesNovember2,2015.

MotionwasmadebyMs.FanetoapprovetheNovember2,2015minutesaspresented. ThisMotionwassecondedbyMs.Innamoratoandwasunanimouslyapproved.

IV.Reorganization-ElectionofOfficers.

OnmotionbyMs.FanewithasecondbyMs.CarneyMaryAnnFallonwasnominatedasPresidentoftheBoardofHealth. NoothernominationsbeingpresentedthenominationswereclosedandonvoteMs.FallonwasunanimouslyelectedasPresidentfor2016.

OnmotionbyMs.CarneywithasecondbyMs.FaneRoryLovelacewasnominatedasVice­ PresidentoftheBoardofHealth. NoothernominationsbeingpresentedthenominationswereclosedandonvoteMr.LovelacewasunanimouslyelectedasVice-Presidentfor2016.

V.AcceptanceofReports.

OnmotionbyMs.CarneywithasecondbyMs.PetersentheHealthDepartmentreportswereapprovedassubmitted.

VI.UnfinishedBusiness

A.C01mnunityHealthAssessment(CHA)andCommunityHealthImprovementPlan(CHIP)-TheHealthOfficerupdatedtheBoardonthecurrentstatusofbothdocumentsreportingthattheCHAisscheduledforcompletionbytheendofJanuary2016andtheCHIPbytheendofJune2016.

B.Accreditation-TheHealthOfficerupdatedtheBoardonprogressmadetowardaccreditationtoincludereviewofjobdescription,strategicplandevelopment,completionofcustomerservicetraining,anddevelopmentofculturalcompetencytraining.

C.2016Budget-TheHealthOfficerremindedtheBoardoftheneedtoadopta2016operatingbudgetforpresentation andconsiderationoftheboththeBoroughAdministratorandGoverningBody.NoactionwastakenbytheBoardatthistime.

VII.NewBusiness

A.MayorsWellnessCampaign-TheHealthOfficerreportedthattheMayorisinagreementtonameaMayorsWellnessCampaigntaskforcefor2016.TheHealthOfficerrequestedinterestedBoardmemberstoserveonthiscommittee.BothMs.InnamoratoandTierneyexpressedadesiretobepaitofthisinitiative.BothnameswillbesubmittedforconsiderationoftheMayor.

B.SeniorOutreach-TheHealthOfficerrepmtedthatpublicityofDepartmenteventswillbebroadenedtoincludearea-widechurches,barbershops,beautyparlors,and

laundromats. Inaddition,theDepartmentwillcollaboratewiththeSeniorCenterCoordinatorforfutureprogramingandoutreachinitiatives.

C.BoardofHealthPresidentsCommittee-TheHealthOfficerrepmtedthedesiretomeetoccasionallythroughouttheyearwithPresidentsofallBoardofHealthwithintheserviceareatodiscussmutualtopics.

D.2016Winter/SpringPrograms

i.HealthBones-TheseminaratSeniorCentertobepresentedbyNORWESCAPwascancelledandwillberescheduledinthefirstquarterof2016.

ii.PoisonPrevention-TheHealthEducatorwillinitiatethecontestandeducation seminarsatMarthaB.DayschoolinMarch2016. TheHealthOfficerwillrequestatleasttwoBoardmembersserveaspostercontestjudges.

iii.School/PreschoolAudits-TheHealthOfficerrepo1tedauditsareunderwaytobecompletedinthefirstquarterof2016.

iv.Pre-schoolvisionscreening-AvisionscreeningisscheduledatBloomingdaleDayCareinthemonthofJanuary2016.

v.SafetyTrainingforSeniors-AprogramprovideinFlorhamParkwillbescheduleattheBloomingdaleSeniorCenterinthefirstqumter2016dependingonspaceavailability.

vi.RetailFoodClasses-Educationfoodservicetrainingprogramshavebeenscheduledin2016forJanuary18,28andFebrua1y10,13,and18.

vii.ChildHealthConferences-Scheduledbi-annuallythroughouttheyear.LocatedattheKinnelon HealthDepartment.AlsoavailableareadultVFCvaccinationtoallyou meeteligibilityrequirements.

VIII.PublicDiscussion

MotionwasmadebyTierneytoopenthemeetingtopublicdiscussion. ThisMotionwassecondedbyMs.Parryandallvotedinfavor. Ms.ParryrecommendedDepartmentstaffresearchpossibilitiesforeducationaloppmtunitiestohelpresidentsbetterunderstandboththeAffordableCareActandInsuranceMarketplacegiventheheightened levelofconfusionregardingthese topics.AsnooneelsewishedtoaddresstheBoard,motionwasmadebyMs.ltmamoratotoclosethemeetingtopublicdiscussion. ThisMotionwassecondedbyMs.Tierneyandallvotedinfavor.

IX.Adjournment

MotionwasmadebyMs.Innamoratotoadjournthemeetingat8:25p.m. ThisMotionwas secondedbyMs.Tierneyandallvotedinfavor.

Approved:

PeterCorreale,HealthOfficer/Secretary

Subject:Administration Report-December 2015

I.CoreActivity

A.AdministrationHealth PromotionNarrative:

B.EnvironmentalHealth

Bloomingdale / FlorhamPark / Kinnelon / Pequannock / Riverdale
PlanReview / 0 / 0 / 0 / 0 / 0
Totalfacilitieslicensed / 6 / 17 / 4 / 6 / 3
Facilitiesinspected / 0 / 0 / 0 / 0 / 0
Facilitiesre-
inspected / 0 / 0 / 0 / 0 / 0
Enforcementaction / 0 / 0 / 0 / 0 / 0

yout11cam1s

Bloomingdale / FlorhamPark / Kinnelon / Pequannock / Riverdale
Total
licensed / 0 / 0 / 0 / 0 / 0
Pre-operationalinspections / 0 / 0 / 0 / 0 / 0
Re-
inspections / 0 / 0 / 0 / 0 / 0

Narrative

FoodSurveillance

Narrative:

FoodClass:

PublicHealthNuisance

Bloomingdale / FlorhamPark / Kinnelon / Pequannock / Riverdale
Complaints / 2 / 0 / 5 / 4 / 1
Investigations / 0 / 1 / 0 / 0 / 0
Enforcementactions / 0 / 0 / 0 / 0 / 0

Narrative:

Enforcement Actions andComplaintInvestigationsBloomingdale:

FlorhamPark:TraderJoe's-Nohotwaterinmen'sroom-AbatedKinnelon:GravelHillRoad -Garbage inbackyard -Ongoing

Pequannock:PHN-7/11

Greenview - Garbagecansleftoutallthetime -AbatedRiverdale: CommercialProperty-Litteranddebris

Bloomingdale / FlorhamPark / Kinnelon / Pequannock / Riverdale
Wellpermits / 0 / 0 / 0 / 0 / 0
Septicpermits / 0 / 0 / 5 / 4 / 0
Septicconstructioninspections / 0 / 0 / 24 / 0 / 0
Sewagesiteinspections / 0 / 0 / 0 / 0 / 0
Complaints / 0 / 0 / 0 / 0 / 0

B0dlyArt

Bloomingdale / FlorhamPark / Kinnelon / Pequannock / Riverdale
Massagesaloninspections / 0 / 0 / 0 / 0 / 0
Tanningsalon inspections / 0 / 0 / 0 / 0 / 0
Bodyart
inspections / 1 / 0 / 0 / 0 / 1

C.Communicable DiseasesReportableD1'sease

Bloomingdale / FlorhamPark / Kinnelon / Pequannock / Riverdale
GastrointestinalDiseases / 0 / 0 / 1 / 2 / 0
HepatitisB / 0 / 2 / 0 / 0 / 0
HepatitisC / 0 / 0 / 0 / 2 / 0
Ly1neDisease / 0 / 0 / 8 / 4 / 0
VaccinePreventableDiseases / 0 / 1 / 0 / 1 / 1
Other
Reportable
Diseases / 0 / 0 / 2 / 2 / 2

Narrative

Imm11n1.zatt'ons-Sch00IProgram

Narrative:

SchoolImmunizationAudits­ Pequannock

Hillview Elementary Ks'•StephenJGerace-K-Sth KolbeImmaculateK-s••

Pre-KVisionScreeningconductedatHolyNameSchool21students screened 6 referrals

***1childreportedlyhadfollowupalready,resultinginglassesprescription.

RabiesZoonosisControl

Narrative:

D.MaternalandChildHealth

InfantPrescIiooICh1'ldren-6monthsto18;years

Bloomingdale / FlorhamPark / Kinnelon / Pequannock / Riverdale
Childrense1vedannually
<200%federalpovertylevel(unduplicated) / 0 / 0 / 0 / 0 / 0
Totalvisits / 0 / 0 / 0 / 0 / 0
Referred / 0 / 0 / 0 / 0 / 0
Childrenimmunized(unduplicated) / 0 / 0 / 0 / 0 / 0
Totalinununizations / 0 / 0 / 0 / 0 / 0
InfluenzaVaccinations / 0 / 0 / 0 / 0 / 0

Ch1'ldh00dLeadP01'son1n£r

Bloomingdale / Florham
Park / Kinnelon / Pequannock / Riverdale
Risk assessments / 0 / 0 / 0 / 0 / 0
Ageappropriatechildren referredforscreening / 0 / 0 / 0 / 0 / 0
Initialpositives / 0 / 0 / 0 / 0 / 0
Confirn1edpositiveby
venous / 0 / 0 / 0 / 0 / 0
Residencesabated / 0 / 0 / 0 / 0 / 0

Narrative

BloomingdaleChildhoodLeadInvestigationUpdate(December2015)

•Dustwipeclearancesamplestakenbyindependentlicensedleadcontractor.Allsamplespassexceptfordiningroomfloorwhichdoesnotmeetclearancelevels.Diningroomiscleanedandresampled.Resampledustwipespass andhomepassesallclearancesampling.

•Childhasbloodleadleveltestedagainandlevels continuetogodown.

•Familyplanstomovebackintothehomeinthenearfuture.

F. AdultHealth

1.CancerServices

2.Cardiovascular Disease

3.Adults(18-59)AdultHealthServices/PHNVisitsTable1

Table2AdultImmunizations(doses)18-59yearsofage

Bloomingdale / FlorhamPark / Kinnelon / Pequannock / Riverdale
Seasonal
influenza
vaccine / 0 / 0 / 0 / 0 / 0
,------
0
Zostavaxvaccine / 0 / 0 / 0 / 0
Pneumococcalvaccine / 0 / 0 / 0 / 0 / 0
Tetanusvaccine / 0 / 0 / 0 / 0 / 0

4.OlderAdults(60+yearsofage)AdultHealthServices/PHNVisitsTable1

Table2AdultImmunizations(doses)60+yearsofaee

Bloomingdale / FlorhamPark / Kinnelon / Pequannock / Riverdale
Seasonalinfluenzavaccine / 0 / 0 / 0 / 0 / 0
Zostava.x
vaccine / 0 / 0 / 0 / 0 / 0
Pneutnococcalvaccine / 0 / 0 / 0 / 0 / 0
Tetanusvaccine / 0 / 0 / 0 / 0 / 0

II ElectiveActivity

A.VisionVision

III.VitalStatistics

Meetings/Trainings:

•GailandChristiewenttoNorthJerseyHealthCollaborativemeeting-votingfortheCHIP

•Pete,GailandChristie participatedinawebinar,'AligningthePlans'whichispartoftheN.J.GainingGroundInitiative

•GailandChristieattendedaworksessionregardingPerformanceManagementMeasuresAccreditation Update:

•EmployeeSatisfactionSurveyfinalizedanddeployedtostaff

•Domain8, Maintainacompetentpublichealth workforce:Revisionsmadeto WorkforceDevelopmentPlan;Planningstageswith Rutgers Universityfor inhouseCulturalCompetencyClass

•StarttoreviewDomain9,EvaluateandContinuouslyImproveProcesses,Programs,and

Interventions.

•BinderstartedforDomain2;InvestigateHealthProblemsandEnvironmentalPublicHealthHazardstoProtecttheCommunity. Severalexamples ofrequireddocumentationgathered; collaborationwithPHNs,REHSsHealthEd.Beganinordertobegingatheringrequireddocumentation.

Programs/Education (PublicHealthNurses)

Homevisits-

JeanandJackiewentonahomevisitinRiverdale,resultingInasecondinspectionJeanwentonahomevisitinPequannockperDialaRideRequest

SuewentonahomevisitatPequannockPolicerequest,resultingInconfusedelderlyfemaletransportedtohospital

JeanandSuewentonahomevisittoPequannockresident,perneighborconcern,resultinginnoactionatthistimebydepartment

Education/Conference

Sue,PeteandChristieparticipatedinawebinarregardinginfluenza"Protectyourselfondthosearound

you.11

SueandPeteattendedtheNorthJerseyHealthCollaborativemeetingatChiltonHospital[PassaicCountyCommittee.

SueparticipatedinaTickBorneDiseaseWebinar.

2015AverageFoodHandlingClassTestScores

DateofClass / PretestSc<1re / Posttest
Score / Percent
Increase / Number
01/12/15 / 71 / 93 / 22% / 13-R[verdale
01/15/15 / 67 / 77 / 13% / 3-Pequannock
01/22/15 / SpanishClass / -Notest / 2-FlorhamPark
02/09/15 / 67 / 87 / 22% / 11-Rfverdale,7Peq.,2Kfnnelon
2/10/2015-AM / 76 / 89 / 15% / 46-FlorhainPark
2/10/2015-PM / 74 / 84 / 12% / 6-FlorhamPark
02/25/15 / 62 / 92 / 33% / 18-Kinnelon
03/05/15 / 74 / 85 / 13% / 3-FI.Park,4Peq.,7Kinnelon
03/17/15 / Spanishcrass / ·Notest / 27-allFlorhamPark
03/31/15 / Spanishcrass / -Notest / 17-allFlorhamPark
04/06/15 / 77.S / 90 / 14% / 12-allFlorhamPark
04/11/15 / 79 / 97 / 18% / 25·allPequannock
04/13/15 / 62 / 85 / 27% / 5Peq.,11Kinnelon;5Rlverdalej3Bloomlngdale
05/07/15 / so / 80 / 40% / 2-Pequannock,-Riverdale
06/08/15 / 72 / 90 / 20% / 18-Pequannock,10·llloom!ngdale,8-
K!nnelon
06/29/15 / 63 / 84 / 25% / 41-Bloomlngdale
07/16/15 / 78 / 89 / 12% / 7·Rlverdale,6·Klnnelon,7-Pequannock
08/10/15 / 56 / 78 / 28% / 2-Pequannock,3-Bloominfdale
08/20/15 / 83 / 91 / 8% / 13-FlorhamPark
09/10/15 / 78 / 84 / 8% / 3·Rlverda1e,12-Bloomlngdale,5·Pequannock
09/17/15 / 68 / 95 / 28% / 20FlorhamPark(LunchVolunte.ers)
09/17/15 / SpanishClass / -Notest / 4FlorhantPark
09/22/15 / 63 / 83 / 28% / 6FlorhamPark
10/05/15 / 74 / 92 / 20% / 9·K!nnelon,2-Pequannock,3·Rlverdale
11/10/2015-AM / Canceled / Spanish
11/10/2015-PM / Canceled / Spanish
11/12/15 / 75 / 94 / 20% / 14·R!verdale,6·Pequannock11·Klnnefon
11/17/15 / 72 / 92 / 22% / 10FlorhamPark
11/17/15 / 67 / 84 / 20% / 12FlorhamPark{CollegeSt.Elizabeth)
12/07/15 / 75 / 88 / 15% / 20·Rlverdale,7-Pequannock,1-Klnnefon,3-Bloomingdale
12/10/15 / 72 / 80 / 11% / 21-FlorhamPark

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BLOOMINGDALEHOTBAGELA / 47 / MAINSTREET / 10122115 / TZ / CONDITIONAL / ROUTINE
BLOOMINGDALESENIORCITIZE / 103 / HAMBURGTURNPIKE / 11123115 / TZ / SATISFACTORY / ROUTINE
CINCODEMAYO / 125 / HAMBURGTURNPIKE / 10105115 / TZ / SATISFACTORY / ROUTINE
ICECREAMPLUS,INC / 78 / MAINSTREET / 12108115 / TZ / SATISFACTORY / ROUTINE
KWIKSHOP / 21 / MAINSTREET / 11123115 / TZ / SATISFACTORY / ROUTINE
LINA'SRISTORANTE / 49 / MAINSTREET / 12123115 / TZ / SATISFACTORY / ROUTINE
MARTHABDAYSCHOOL / 225 / RAFKINDRD. / 10102115 / TZ / SATISFACTORY / ROUTINE
NORTHJERSEYCOMMUNITYN / 23 / BRANDTLANE / 12117115 / TZ / SATISFACTORY / ROUTINE
OTTO'SDELI / 135 / GLENWILDAVENUE / 11103115 / TZ / SATISFACTORY / ROUTINE
SAMUELRDONALDSCHOOL / 31 / CAPTOLENEAVE / 10102115 / TZ / SATISFACTORY / ROUTINE
SEPPUKUTATTOO / 145 / MAINSTREET / 12115115 / TZ / SATISFACTORY / ROUTINE
THAI JASMINECUSINE / 137 / MAINSTREET / 10/05/15 / TZ / SATISFACTORY / ROUTINE
UNIONAVEDELICATERING / 126 / UNIONAVENUE / 12/18/15 / TZ / SATISFACTORY / ROUTINE
WALKER'SDELI / 217A / HAMBURGTURNPIKE / 12/22/15 / TZ / SATISFACTORY / ROUTINE
WALTERTBERGENSCHOOL / 225 / GLENWILDAVE. / 10/01/15 / TZ / SATISFACTORY / ROUTINE

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AccesstoHealthCare

Metrics/Indicators

In2014,80.1%ofadults(upfrom74.5%in2010)and95.2%ofchildren(upfrom93.0%

In2010)InPasaicCountyhadhealthInsurance

Comparison:

U.S.Counties

80.1percent

MeasurementPeriod:2014

ImpactedPopulationsGeographies

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Drivers(Why's)

ImmigrationStatus

PovertyALICE

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CaregiverHealth

Metrics/Indicators

1.1millionunpaidfamilycaregiversinNewJersey

21.7%ofcaregiversreportedpoororfairhealth

20.0%ofcaregiversreportednophysicalactivityinpastmonth

22.9ofcaregiversreportedmoderatetoseveredepression

ImpactedPopulations

Apersoncantakeoncareglvlngresponsibilitiesatanypointacrossthelifespan.ThereisgeneralstressassociatedwithholdingacareglvlngrolethatImpactshealth,howeverthemostvulnerablecaregiversinclude:-Theelderlyandthoseunder18yearsofage-Thosewithpoorhealthbeforetheytookonthecareglvlngrole-Thosewhoaregeographicallyorlinguistically Isolated-Low-Incomecaregivers,IncludingA.L.l.C.E.'populationoftenhardtolocate,ascaregiversdon'talwaysidentifyascaregivers

Geographies

Everywhere

Drivers(Why's)

Strain/stressof careglvlngresponsibilities

Lackoftimeforgeneralself-careandownmedicalappointmentsSocialisolation/lackofsocialsupport

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Diabetes

Metrics/Indicators

InPassaicCounty,32.8%ofMedicarebeneficlaresweretreatedfordiabetesIn2012 (•since2009),butonly83.2%ofMedicarediabetes hadabloodsugartestinthepastyear.

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29.1

Comparison:

U.S.Counties

32.8

percent

Measurement Period:2012

Impacted PopulationsGeographies

Unknown

Drivers(Why's)

Obesity

StakeholdersResources

CardiovascularDiseases

Metrics/Indicators

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Rate

•Hyperlipidemia(53.5%)(56.4%forthoseover65)

•Hypertension(62.1%)(65.5%ofthoseover65)and31.7%ofalladultpopulation(Deathrate=10.41100,000,upfrom9.0from2006·2008)

•HeartFailure(17.9%)(19.1%forthoseover65)

•AlrialFibrillation(9.0%)41.9

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Comparison:

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MeasurementPeriod:2012

ImpactedPopulations

Black,non-Hispanicsaremorelikelytodiefromheartdisease(217.4/100,000)orhypertensiveheartdisease(19.31100,000)

Maleshavehigherdeathratesfromheartdiseases(234.51100,000)andhypertensiveheartdisease(12.31100,000)

Medicarebeneficlaresoveraged65havehigherratesofcardiovasculardiseasesIncludinghypertension

Geographies

HypertensionbyAgeamongMedicareBeneficiaries

EmergencydepartmentvisitsforgeneralhypertensionarehighestInPaterson(avgrate=46.59/10,000),

HeroinUse

Metrics/Indicators

In2014,therewere1,501substanceabusetreatmentadmissionsforheroinin PassaicCounty(44%ofalladmissions)

The2014rateofsubstanceabuserelatedemergencydepartmentvisitswas

32.0per10,000population(jfrom41.6In2013)

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Age-AdjustedRateper10,000population

MeasurementPeriod:2014

ImpactedPopulations

Adultsaged25·29(88%ofheroinadmissions)andmales(70%ofheroinadmissions)

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Munlclpalltleswiththehighestnumberofheroinandotheropiatetreatmentadmissionswere:Paterson:909

Passaic:179

WestMilford:83Clifton:BOWayne:63

Drivers(Why's)

Envtronmental/Socloeconomlc;88%ofsubstancesabusersinPassaicCountyare133%oftheFederal

BLOOMINGDALE BOROUGH

2016 HEALTHDEPARTMENT BUDGET

Sub-Account Justifications

Depaitment:PublicHealthServicesAccount:330

Sub-Account / Description / Request
023 / Advertisingand Printing / $ 300
ProvidefundingforpublicnoticesofBoard
ofHealthactionsincludingordinancepublications
(ordinanceadvertisingbyreference.)
028 / Professional SenicesAppropriationforPublicAssistance / $ 500
036 / OfficeSupplies
Provideforgeneralclericalsupplies,audio/visual, / $300
minorofficeequipment,vital.statisticfonns/binders,

registrationforms,inspectionforms,computersupplies,etc.

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042

044

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ConferencesandMeetings

ProvideopportunityforBoardtoattend conferencestokeepcurrentwithpublichealthissues.

EducationandTraining

ProvideforrequiredCEU'sforRegistrarandDeputyRegistrar.

Dues

NJLocalBoardof HealthAssociationandStateRegistrarsAssociationannualdues.

Descl'iption

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Interlocalserviceagreementwith PequannockTownship

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Petet'.Cotteale, HealthOfficer$147,283 S51,549 $1,400S8,500S208,732$110,128$98,605GailGratzel.Sen.Env.HealthSpccia.list$91,052 S31,868$0 S4,300S127,220S25,000 Sl02,220TunZachock,Env,1-le:tltbSpecialist $68,825 S24,089 $12,000 S4,300 S109,213 $0S109,213JacquelineBourdony,Env.HealthSpecialist $57,283 $20,049 $0 S4,300 $81,632 $0 $81,632ChrisitcJalmc,HealthEducator $47,306 $7,096 $0 $0 $54,4-02 $0$54,4-02SusanDeG:ra,v,PublicHealthNurse S53,732 S8,060 $0 $4,300 $66,091 $0 $66,091

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Municipal
P2J?ubtion / %ofP2J?. / A....,, / Env. / PHN / CHES / B:.sedP:ar / O&E / Sb= / Sh= / Sb:arc / %Ch
Bloomingdale / 7,656 / 15.72°/o / $15,502 / $46,073 / $18,074 / $8,553 / $0 / S2,673 / S90,874 / S90,290 / $88,609 / 0.65°/o
J.1orhamParle / 11,696 / 24.02°/o / $23,682 / $70,385 / $27,612 / $13,066 / so / $4,083 / $138,827 / $137,934 / S135,367 / 0.65°/o
Kinnelon / 10,248 / 21.04°/o / $20,750 / $61,671 / $24,193 / $11,448 / $0 / S3,577 / $121,64-0 / $120,858 / Sl18,608 / 0.65/o
Pequannock / 15,540 / 31.91°/o / S31,465 / $93,518 / S36,686 / $17,360 / $0 / S5,425 / $184,4$4 / $183,268 / $179,856 / 0.651
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R.i\.·et'.dale / 3,559 / 7.31°/o / $7,206 / $21.418 / $8,4-02 / S3,976 / so / $1.242 / $42,244 / $41,972 / $41,191 / 0.65°/o
Totfil / 48,699 / 100.000/o / $98,605 / S293,065 / $114,967 / $54,402 / $0 / $17,000 / $578,039 / $574,322 / S563,631

11/4/2015