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The Health Officer reported that Princeton’s reusable utensil law takes effect August 1, while the Princeton campus e-bike policy takes effect June 1. The Board also discussed food safety preparations, bike-lane safety, mental health outreach, and a newly reported drug that may be mixed with fentanyl.
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Residents and businesses should be aware of the upcoming reusable utensil requirement and updated allergen guidance. The Board discussed concerns about e-bike safety and bike-lane markings, with a bike rodeo and helmet-safety outreach to be raised at a public safety meeting. Officials also noted that Narcan should still be used for a possible overdose involving medetomidine and fentanyl, although Narcan only reverses the fentanyl effects.
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