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Acushnet Board of Health Orders Septic Upgrades, Approves Fire Victim's Temporary Mobile Home

ACUSHNET -- April 21, 2026, Acushnet Board of Health advances two septic enforcement cases and approves a fire victim's temporary housing while its Health Agent search collapses. At the April 21 meeting, Chairman Robert Medeiros and Vice Chairman David M. Davignon walked the owners of 12 Carol Street and

Dartmouth Board of Health Adopts Updated Prohibited Products List in Unanimous Vote

DARTMOUTH -- April 15, 2026, Dartmouth Board of Health unanimously adopts expanded prohibited products list and declines to schedule a nicotine-free generation presentation. The three-member board, chaired by Emily Michelle Olmstead, voted 3-0 to approve Appendix A of the town's prohibited products regulation, which adds newly

Dartmouth Board of Health Adopts Updated Prohibited Products List in Unanimous Vote

DARTMOUTH -- April 15, 2026, Dartmouth Board of Health unanimously adopts expanded prohibited products list and declines to schedule a nicotine-free generation presentation. The three-member board, chaired by Emily Michelle Olmstead, voted 3-0 to approve Appendix A of the town's prohibited products regulation, which adds newly

Dighton Board of Health Tables Trash Bag Increase While Awaiting Competing Bids

DIGHTON -- March 18, 2026, Dighton Board of Health tables a trash bag price hike and advances a farmers market proposal. The three-member board, chaired by Tammy Mello, voted unanimously at its March 18 special meeting to delay action on raising large trash bag prices from $28 to $30 and

Acushnet Board of Health issues septic compliance orders at two long-delinquent properties

ACUSHNET -- March 17, 2026, Acushnet Board of Health moves to fine two property owners $200 a day over long-unresolved septic violations. The board voted unanimously at its March 17 meeting to send certified compliance letters to the owners of 12 Carroll Street and 23 Frank Street, both of which