Kingwood Township Seal

Kingwood Township
Physical Address: 599 Oak Grove Road and Route 519, Frenchtown NJ 08825
Mailing Address: P.O. Box 199 Baptistown, NJ 08803-0199
Phone: 908-996-4276  Fax: 908-996-7753

   

Board of Health
Position
Name
Phone
Term Length
Term Expires
Governing Body Member
1 year
12/31/10
Municipal Official, Zoning Officer, Chair
Michael DeSapio
4 years
12/31/11
Citizen Member, Vice Chair
Stephen Stryker
4 years
12/31/13
Citizen Member
Todd Kratzer
4 years
12/31/12
Citizen Member
Richard Phillips
        
4 years
12/31/10
The Board of Heath meets on the 3rd Wednesday of the month at 8:00 pm at the Municipal Building.
Purpose:  To regulate health issues.

Secretary:  Diane Laudenbach   Phone:  908-996-3696  Hours:  M,W,F 9:00 am - 3:00 pm

Attorney:  Judy Kopen, Gebhardt & Kiefer

Engineer:  Thomas Decker, VanCleef Engineering Assoc.   

Members:  5 members

Meeting schedule for 2009: (special meetings are sometimes scheduled; please check newspaper notices)
Board of Health meetings begin at 8:00 PM on the THIRD WEDNESDAY of each month at the Kingwood Township Municipal Building:


Most Human Rabies Treatments Avoidable - a message from John Beckley, Hunterdon County Health Officer
More than once every year, a number of county residents are referred by their physicians for a series of injections to protect against possible rabies infection after getting involved with a rabid or suspect rabid animal. Regrettably, many of these treatments could have been avoided if the person just took some simple precautions. Read More

Current Agenda:



Minutes (to be posted after approval):




2007 Minutes:
2006 Minutes:
2005 Minutes:
January meeting cancelled
March meeting cancelled
September meeting cancelled
December meeting cancelled
January 2006
 May 2006
July 2006
August 2006
September 2006
November 2006
Meeting - January 2005
Meeting - Febuary 2005
Meeting - March 2005
Meeting - April 2005
Meeting - May 2005
Meeting - June 2005
Meeting - July 2005
Meeting - August 2005
Meeting - September 2005
Meeting - October 2005
Meeting - December 2005


Health Information:

        

Environmentally Safe Disposal of Prescription Drugs:  Over the counter and prescription medications should not be disposed down the drain because septic systems are not designed to remove pharmaceutical compounds and they may end up in your local waterways, and may eventually be found in your drinking water. Properly disposing of unwanted and expired prescriptions and over-the-counter medications in the trash promotes a healthy aquatic environment and prevents accidental poisoning and intentional abuse. What should you do?




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