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MINUTES <br /> ORANGE COUNTY BOARD OF HEALTH <br /> April 23, 2025 <br /> Access to Care. She added that the next report will incorporate boards attended by other <br /> branches of the Community Health Services division, as currently the report primarily covers <br /> activities of the Health Promotion Education Services team. <br /> C. Health Directors Report <br /> Ms. Stewart presented her report to the Board. Below are brief highlights of her report. <br /> • Earlier that day, the Health Department hosted its annual training during the Spring All- <br /> Staff Meeting, which was attended by 104 staff members and was a good, if long, day. <br /> • Ms. Stewart shared that she has submitted an affidavit related to the Coronato <br /> Pizza/Oasis Cigar Bar lawsuit, but that new legislation (SL 2024-41) now allows for cigar <br /> bars to not be freestanding so long as they do not sell prepared food on the premises. <br /> • The T21 bill (H430/S318) appears to be stalling out in congress— Ms. Stewart <br /> encouraged board members to reach out to the Speaker for the House, Destin Hall, and <br /> express support. <br /> • There is legislation in development to allow for a personal/conscientious objection to <br /> vaccines (H380). Additionally, legislation that would restrict local well rules (H376) is still <br /> in development. <br /> • Ms. Stewart highlighted the Rolling Ink Act (H830), which would more strictly regulate <br /> mobile tattoo parlors. In response to Dr. Rodger's question, Victoria Hudson, <br /> Environmental Health Services Director, said that it is no different to regulate than a food <br /> truck. <br /> • NC S205 would do away with minimum safety requirements for private pools, related to <br /> previous controversy around the pool share app Swimply. <br /> • Ms. Stewart applauded the clinical staff for their recent collaboration with UNC, pilot <br /> testing provision of STI screening by the Health Department on UNC's campus. In <br /> response to Dr. Rodger's question, Ms. Stewart said it was hosted in the Student Union. <br /> In response to Dr. Royce, Ms. Julian affirmed that it was held in a discreet area of the <br /> Student Union, but the overall turnout was poor, perhaps because the location was too <br /> discreet. <br /> • To conclude her report, Ms. Stewart highlighted two community events from the back of <br /> the agenda related to the upcoming Screen-Free Week. <br /> XI. Adjournment <br /> A motion was made by Dr. Aparna Jonnal to adjourn the meeting at 9:11 p.m., was <br /> seconded by Dr. Lee Pickett, and carried without dissent. <br /> The next Board of Health Meeting will be held May 28, 2025, at the Orange County Health <br /> Department, 300 West Tryon Street, Hillsborough, NC at 7:00 p.m. <br /> Respectfully submitted, <br /> Quintana Stewart, MPA <br /> Orange County Health Director <br /> Secretary to the Board <br /> S:\Managers Working Files\BOH\Agendas &Abstracts\2025 Agenda and Abstracts/ <br /> April Page 10 <br />
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