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Board of Health accepts prior minutes, discusses food safety focus.

Westhampton Board of Health unanimously accepts prior minutes, charts food-safety course. Health Agent Brian Chapdelaine told the board that schools have been inspected and Outlook Farm will be re-inspected in November, with a potential January meeting if requested; unscheduled inspections of

Board of Health · Meeting of January 20, 2026

Westhampton Board of Health unanimously accepts prior minutes, charts food-safety course. Health Agent Brian Chapdelaine told the board that schools have been inspected and Outlook Farm will be re-inspected in November, with a potential January meeting if requested; unscheduled inspections of residential food venues are also planned. The department is migrating records from Opengov to Permit Eyes.

A property at 221 NW Road requires further Title 5 evaluation because the well is too close to the septic system.

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Source: the Board of Health meeting of January 20, 2026, compiled from the official minutes.

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