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The committee unanimously approved $3,000 for a three-hour hazardous-materials training program on May 28, 2026, for health officials serving the six collaborative towns, with up to 30 participants including invited surrounding communities.
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The training is intended to improve local preparedness for emergencies involving hazardous materials. The committee also reported 219 disease-monitoring events in April, including 112 influenza cases, 29 COVID-19 cases and 41 Lyme disease cases. State funding for the public health program remains uncertain, with the FY27 budget potentially not finalized until October or November 2026.
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