Self-paced (Virtual). Register here!
In this one hour training from the NEPHTC, learn about the role of grants in supporting public health programs and initiatives, how to identify appropriate grant funding sources for public health projects, how to prepare for writing a grant by creating a logic model, and more.
Register for the DPH Local Public Health Webinars here: https://zoom.us/webinar/register/WN_A8RODgL2QtabJJqdNTpV1g#/registration
This 4 TCH regional event features a full-day of in-person training and exhibition using lab equipment that utility operators will encounter at a water or wastewater treatment plant. This Demonstration Day is a space for face-to-face networking for professionals from across the industry. Register here!
July 10 and 13, 9am-12pm (Virtual); Exam July 23
Title 5 System Inspectors ensure your septic system is running efficiently and verify your system has been properly maintained. Title 5 inspections are required each time ownership is transferred. To receive notifications about upcoming classes, please email title5@neiwpcc.org.
This webinar will discuss the rising threat of extreme heat, highlighting intensifying heatwaves, elevated nighttime temperatures, and risks such as social isolation, higher mortality rates, and strain on healthcare systems. The session will emphasize tailored communication strategies, recognizing biases, and providing actionable steps for individuals and households to mitigate heat risks, as well as additional planning resources. Register here!
July 13-17 (Virtual) This course explores how risk-based inspections can be applied in retail and food service establishments. Topics include the “process approach” to HACCP, applications of HACCP principles in routine inspection work, and assessing active managerial control of risk factors by operators through a HACCP system or other established food safety systems. While the process approach is new to many regulators, it is better designed for use in retail and food service settings than traditional HACCP approaches because it eliminates lengthy flow charting and hazard analysis for every type of food product. Register here!
Join the Bay State Public Health Training Hub for a presentation by Priscilla Matton, the Superintendent of the Bristol County Mosquito Control Project. She will provide information on the mosquito life cycle and habitat, West Nile Virus, EEE, and control measures. Register here!
Register for the DPH Local Public Health Webinars here: https://zoom.us/webinar/register/WN_A8RODgL2QtabJJqdNTpV1g#/registration
Join NEHA for a one-hour webinar exploring CDC’s Building Resilience Against Climate Effects (BRACE) framework, a key tool that environmental public health professionals can use to address the public health impacts of climate change. Participants will learn about the purpose and elements of the BRACE framework and will hear examples of how this resource can be applied in partnership with communities to assess and prepare for climate-related health impacts. Register here!
Register for the DPH Local Public Health Webinars here: https://zoom.us/webinar/register/WN_A8RODgL2QtabJJqdNTpV1g#/registration
Register for the DPH Local Public Health Webinars here: https://zoom.us/webinar/register/WN_A8RODgL2QtabJJqdNTpV1g#/registration
Quarterly Opioid Workgroup meeting facilitated by MEPHC.
Please feel free to extend an invitation to any of the stakeholders in your community working on the use of the opioid settlement funds. This work group is aimed at sharing resources and collaborating to maximize the use of opioid settlement funds throughout the MEPHC communities. We will also share updates and resources with each other. If you have any questions, please let me know!
The meeting will be held at Lynnfield Media Studios, 600 Market St, Second Floor, Lynnfield.
Directions and Parking:The Lynnfield Media Studios is located in the Market Street shopping center. The entrance to the building is situated between Claire's and Lush. You can take the stairs or the elevator to the second floor, and the studio will be the first door on the right.
Parking at Market Street is free and does not have a time limit.
April Meeting Notes: Opioid Workgroup 4/30/26