Contact Therese "Terrie" O'Brien Head Clerk Address: 127 Elm Street Millbury, MA 01527 Phone: 508-865-4721 Fax: 508-865-0878 Hours: 8:30 AM - 4:30 PM - Monday through Friday

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NAME	TITLE	TERM EXPIRES
James M. Morin	Chairman	April 2011
Armand O. White	Vice Chairman	April 2012
Judith A. O'Connor	Clerk	April 2013
NON-VOTING AFFILIATES
Derek Brindisi	Health Agent
James Malley	Engineer

	~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~ COLD - FLU - H1N1 CHART click here ~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~ The Board of Health works generally to enforce the Massachusetts State Sanitary Code.  This interacts with several areas of public life: I.  HOUSING.  Inspections are directed toward the rehabilitation of substandard housing to meet the requirements of the State Sanitary Code for Human Habitation.   We work to ensure that residential units are maintained in a conditions that provides decent, safe and sanitary housing, and to keep neighborhoods free of rubbish, rodent harborage and infestations. II.  AIR and WATER.  Inspections are directed toward the control of air and water pollution in Town.  We monitor water quality at beaches, and we monitor and control the storage, use and disposal of hazardous materials.  The Board of Health works to protect the environment from improper disposal or accidental release of these materials, and we enforce several environmental regulations including the Mass. Env. Code Title V. III.  FOOD and MILK.  Inspections are conducted by the Board of Health to ensure that food and milk sold in Town is wholesome, free from adulteration, properly labeled and safe for human consumption.  The Board also inspects establishments that offer food products for sale to the public, to ensure that they are maintained safely, in compliance with the State Sanitary Code. IV.  PUBLIC HEALTH NURSING.  The Public Health Nurses investigate reportable communicable diseases.  This may involve visiting a patient's home, telephone contact and other types of follow-up. V.  TANNING.  All tanning establishments are inspected by the Board of Health to ensure compliance with the State Sanitary Code.