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Cranbury Township Board of Health Jim Longo, Health Officer, ext. 237 The Board’s mission is to support New Jersey State Statutes (NJSA 26:3-1 et.seq.) and promote good public health and prevent disease through recommendations and programs that maintain the health, safety and well being of Cranbury Township residents. A local board of health is required by state law. The general powers and duties of the board are described in the New Jersey State Statutes (NJSA 26:3-1). The following areas of responsibility are delegated to the Board of Health:1) protecting the local water supply, (i.e. approving wells and septic systems), 2) licensing and regulating sanitary conditions of restaurants, boarding houses, day care centers and hotels, 3) promoting health standards in housing 4) controlling and regulating sanitary practices, specifically garbage and waste control 5) monitoring and regulating the safety and quality of food, 6) investigating and abating nuisances such as noise, odors, weeds, etc. Besides these duties, the Board develops, monitors, enforces, reviews and recommends local health policies and adopts ordinances. The Cranbury Township Board of Health was established in 1963. It is comprised of five members appointed by the Township Committee who serve for terms of three years. Vacancies shall be filled for the unexpired term of office so vacated. The Board of Health meets in the Township Offices at 7:00 p.m. on the 1st Tuesday of the month. Unless noticed otherwise, these meetings will take place in Town Hall, Recital Room. There is no meeting in August.Board Members
Middlesex County Public Health Department and Free Rabies Clinic: Saturday, October 18, 2008 from 12:00 - 2:00 p.m. CRANBURY TOWNSHIP BOARD OF HEALTH RABIES Background Information A RESOLUTION ADOPTING AN INFORMATIONAL GUIDE CONCERNING RABIES Sharing Cancer Stories April 30 Event Flyer (English) Event Flyer (Spanish)
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