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MINUTES-Draft <br />ORANGE COUNTY BOARD OF HEALTH <br /> November 29, 2017 <br />S:\Managers Working Files\BOH\Agenda & Abstracts\2017 Agenda & Abstracts/ November Page 7 <br />Motion to elect Timothy Smith to Vice-Chair for the 2018 calendar year was made by <br />Jennifer Deyo, seconded by Barbara Chavious and carried without dissent. <br /> <br /> <br />VII. Reports and Disccussion with Possible Action <br /> <br />A. Periodic Review of Drinking Water Fluoridation <br /> <br />Dr. Cilenti began by acknowledging Ed Kerwin, OWASA’s Executive Director. She referred to <br />the November 3rd letter from OWASA requesting feedback and recommendation regarding a <br />County-wide process for periodic review of fluoridation. The letter was sent following public <br />input and discussion at OWASA’s meeting held on October 26th. Our Communications <br />Manager, Kristin Prelipp, was also in attendance at that meeting. Dr. Cilenti stated that a <br />discussion needs to be had to develop a process about how the OCHD/BOH is going to address <br />key concerns from those opposed to fluoridation, the oral health benefits and risks, and make <br />sure it’s communicated to the public in a clear way. <br /> <br />Suggestions by BOH members included creating a subcommittee with the new health director, <br />hiring an outside party to give the OCHD/BOH a recommendation and possibly having an <br />expertise in toxicology be involved. As a response was needed to the OWASA letter, it was <br />suggested that this topic be a future agenda item. It was determined that this would occur in <br />February 2018. Mr. Kerwin thanked the Board for all of its help and stated that he will pass the <br />information on to his Board of Directors. <br /> <br />The BOH had questions that were addressed by Dr. Cilenti and Mr. Kerwin. <br /> <br /> <br />B. Health Director Report <br /> <br />In addition to the report, Dr. Cilenti invited all to the meet and greet taking place on December <br />19th at the Whitted Building Room 230 from 2-4pm to welcome the new health director, <br />Quintana Stewart. Speakers are to include the county manager as well Vice-Chair, Susan <br />Elmore and Commissioner Mia Burroughs. <br /> <br />The newly hired health director has also been invited to attend the OCHD All Staff meeting on <br />December 15th at 2:30pm at the SHSC. Dr. Cilenti stated that it’s an opportunity for staff to <br />meet her before she starts on December 18th. Lastly, she expressed that it’s been a great <br />privilege to work at the OCHD again and that she will be available during Quintana’s transition. <br /> <br />On behalf of the BOH, Chair Liska Lackey conveyed how thankful and appreciative the Board <br />was for Dr. Cilenti and for the space she gave to the Board that allowed them to conduct the <br />health director search eventhough it took longer than expected. <br /> <br />C. Media Items <br /> <br />Media items were in the packet which focused on Orange County’s events and our <br />involvement in various efforts. <br /> <br />At 8:55pm, Paul Chelminski motioned to move into closed session and Sam Lasris <br />seconded. <br />
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