Board of Health

Board of Health receives reports of unprecedented power outage and active tick season. On June 29, Emergency Management Director Joseph Laucella reported an unprecedented June 6 power outage knocked out electricity to 99 percent of Greenwich, with power restored to most residents within 2 to 3

Greenwich Health Board endorses revised immunization schedule. The Board of Health voted 5-0, with two members absent, to support the revised CDC-recommended child and adolescent immunization schedule for ages 18 or younger. Workforce Development Coordinator Mary Keller outlined staff training

Greenwich Board defers vote on childhood vaccine schedule recommendation, postpones decision to May 18. Board Chair Sarah Mildred Gamble, D.O., said corrections to the draft resolution will be submitted for the Board's May meeting. The Board also heard that the Dental Health Program screened 5,217

Board of Health warns of emerging disease threats despite low current respiratory illness rates. GEMS emergency medical services recorded 5,190 calls year-to-date with operating revenue of $6.8 million running 2 percent ahead of budget through January 31, according to Finance Director Tom

Board of Health reviews GEMS operations, defers vaccine schedule discussion. Emergency Medical Services reported 5,190 calls and 3,491 patient transports year-to-date, with operating revenue of $6.8 million running 2 percent ahead of budget as of January 31, according to Executive Director Tracy