Category: updates
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Fall 2021 –NC Supervisor’s Association State Meeting-November
After much consideration with the circumstances that we find ourselves facing, the executive committee for the North Carolina Supervisor’s Association has decided to move our upcoming November meeting to an all virtual platform. There will not be a face to face meeting this year. Our agenda will stay the same and any registrations that have…
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EHL- Phase 3 Guidance and Additional Resources
Please see the following Phase 3 guidance updates along with other resources: Phase 3 Updates: NEW Phase 3 Guidance NCDHHS Interim Guidance for Meeting Rooms and Event Spaces – NEW NCDHHS Interim Guidance for Very Large Outdoor Venue Settings – NEW Interim Guidance for Indoor and Outdoor Small and Medium Size Venue Settings – NEW…
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Registered Environmental Health Specialist Week
Governor Cooper has declared September 20-26, 2020, as Registered Environmental Health Specialist Week in North Carolina. We are fortunate in our field to have food scientists, environmental engineers, soil scientists, toxicologists, epidemiologists, microbiologists, and many other sciences represented under the umbrella of environmental health. The value of our diverse knowledge base is reflected in our…
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Waiver of Requirements for Expiration of Transitional Food Establishment Permits
Please see the attached memos regarding delegation of authority to waive the enforcement of certain regulatory and legal constraints, including guidance for Environmental Health Specialists on a waiver of requirements for the expiration date of transitional food establishment permits. For questions, please contact Veronica Bryant, Emergency Response and Outbreak Coordinator, at veronica.bryant or by phone…
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EHL- Phase 2 Information and Links
As you are aware, on Friday at 5 pm, North Carolina will move to Safer At Home–Phase 2. After two weeks in Phase 1, the state’s overall key indicators remain stable but the continued increases in daily case counts signal a need to take a more modest step forward in Phase 2 than originally envisioned.…
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Flyers for Count on Me NC
Last night, the official press release went out announcing the Count on Me NC Program. Several local health departments asked previously if there was print information that could be provided to facilities during regular visits and inspections. I have attached two different flyers. One has graphics and would probably be best promoted digitally. The other…