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Princeton identified 86 short-term rentals, of which 28 were registered and 16 permitted; compliance letters are being issued. The Board also heard guest concerns about air-quality health risks from CS-206 and SDC, but took no formal action on that presentation.
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The Health Department is continuing work on rental compliance, housing complaints, disease investigations, food establishment reviews, and community health programs. Four strategic priorities—mental health, wellness access, housing, and public health improvement—remain in progress. The Board approved the March 10, 2026 minutes and scheduled further updates and presentations for upcoming meetings.
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