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Proposed Local Law No. “E” for 2019 

A LOCAL LAW OF THE COUNTY OF ALBANY, NEW YORK, (RESTRICTING) PROHIBITING THE SALE OF FLAVORED TOBACCO PRODUCTS

Lead Testing in Homes

Are there any full service counties that contract out lead testing in homes? If yes, do you contract out to another county or to a private company (and who is the contractor you use)? If you contract out, are you pleased with the service you receive?

LOCAL HEALTH OFFICIALS APPLAUD GOVERNOR, ASSEMBLY AND SENATE PASSAGE OF CRITICAL PUBLIC HEALTH POLICY STRENGTHENING IMMUNIZATION RATES IN SCHOOLS BY REPEALING NON-MEDICAL EXEMPTIONS FROM VACCINATIONS 
Albany Letter on the Potential Health Effects of the Proposed Local Law E for 2019 
Albany County Board of Health Comment on the health effects of ENDS (Electronic Nicotine Delivery Systems) 
Measles Immunity for Camps

Do you have a policy template for camps that want to require measles immunizations? If so, could you share?

Medical Services in Jail

If you administer county jail medical services, please advise how you are implementing the attached regulations and any issues/problems you see.

NYSACHO Provides Testimony to the Senate Public Hearing on Suicide and Suicide Prevention June 4, 2019 
Animal Control

A woman in our county was bitten by a feral cat that she had been feeding. After several days of observation the cat died and was later confirmed to have rabies. There are three other cats that were part of the same litter, hung around with the rabid cat, and were fed by the same woman. Our animal control officer will only attempt to capture dogs. The DEC says that they cannot help us to capture the animals because they do not capture cats. We found a “Critter Control” business that initially agreed to capture the cats so that we could take them to be euthanized. They backed out because cats are not included in their license. How do other counties handle this?

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