Board of Health
Mission Statement
The Board of Health is responsible for the overall stewardship of the public health and environmental protection of the town. Responsibilities are defined both by local by-laws and state law. The Board promotes, enacts, and enforces all health and environmental laws, rules and regulations.
Additionally the Board of Health conducts health clinics, participates in education programs wherever possible and administers the contracts for a food inspection program, a public health nurse, communicable disease follow-up program, and animal inspection services.
2019 Novel Coronavirus (COVID-19)
Town of Hamilton Declares a State of Emergency
Mass. Department of Public Health (MDPH) – Coronarvirus Resource Page
Center for Disease Control (CDC) – Coronavirus Resource Page
World Health Organization – Coronavirus Resource Page
COVID-19: How to be Safe and Resilient
CDC suggests handwashing as one of the best ways to protect yourself and your family from getting sick. Click here for information.
“Stop the Spread of Germs” Poster
“Supporting your Child” Poster
“Practicing Healthy Habits during COVID-19” Poster
Guidelines for Local Restaurants
Symptom Checker: Check your Symptoms in Real Time
‘Stealth Transmission’ of COVID-19 Demands Widespread Mask Usage Article
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Members
| Name | Term |
|---|---|
| David B. Smith Chair | 2022 |
| Dr, Giselle K. Perez Member | 2022 |
| Christopher Small Member | 2022 |
Staff
| Name | Contact |
|---|---|
| Leslie Whelan Health Agent | 978-468-5579 lwhelan@hamiltonma.gov |
| Nancy Stevens Administrative Assistant | 978-468-5579 nstevens@hamiltonma.gov |
| Christine Lee Public Health Nurse | 978-468-5579 clee@hamiltonma.gov |
| Roberta Cody Health Inspector (Food, Camps, Pools) | 978-468-5579 |
| Hayes Demeule Animal Inspector | 978-468-1212 animalcontrol@hamiltonma.gov |
