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The committee unanimously approved public health nursing and food inspection contracts, about $20,000 for 3,500 tick kits, and a spring Mental Health First Aid class estimated at $2,500.
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The approved services will support required food inspections and provide additional nursing and disease-reporting coverage, including secondary MAVEN coverage for Carver and Plympton. The committee also plans to offer Mental Health First Aid training for up to 30 participants and distribute tick kits. FY26 spending is estimated at $331,369, or 65% of the available $510,603.84, before the cost of the new nursing and inspection contracts.
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