Milton Board of Health to discuss tobacco regulations and community health initiatives at Dec. 2 meeting
The Milton Board of Health is set to convene virtually on Monday, December 2, 2024, at 7:00 p.m., to address several key issues affecting public health in the community. Residents are encouraged to participate in the meeting via Zoom or phone to stay informed and voice their opinions during the Citizen Speak segment.
How to Join
Zoom Link: Join Meeting
Dial-In: 1-929-205-6099
Meeting ID: 832 0100 8050
Passcode: 065465
Agenda Highlights
- Approval of Previous Minutes
The meeting will begin with the review and approval of minutes from the prior session. - Citizen Speak
This segment invites community members to share concerns, suggestions, or questions related to local public health matters. - Tobacco Regulation Updates
The Board will discuss potential updates to Chapter 5, “Sale of Tobacco Products to Minors,” and Chapter 6, “Smoking in Workplaces, Public Places, and Membership Associations.” These proposed changes aim to strengthen efforts to protect public health and reduce tobacco-related harm. - Community Health Improvement Plan
An ongoing discussion will focus on initiatives outlined in the Community Health Improvement Plan (CHIP), which seeks to address health disparities and promote wellness throughout the community. - Health Director’s Report
The Health Director will provide updates on current public health activities and initiatives. - Future Planning
The Board will establish the date for its next meeting to ensure continuity in addressing pressing health matters.
Why It Matters
Public health regulations and initiatives directly impact the well-being of residents. Proposed updates to tobacco regulations and discussions surrounding the CHIP are critical steps in creating a healthier, safer community. The Board of Health encourages public engagement to ensure these decisions reflect community priorities.
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