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City of Gloucester
This #NationalPublicHealthWeek, we’re proud to highlight the work we do every day to keep Gloucester healthy—from food safety and clean beaches to disease prevention, housing, septic, and more. Our team is committed to protecting the health and well-being of our entire community. 
#GloucesterHealthDepartment
#GloucesterHealthDepartmentThe Gloucester Public Health Department’s scope includes, but is not limited to:
Food Safety: Inspects and licenses food establishments.
Septic Systems: Oversees design, installation, and maintenance of private septic systems.Housing: Enforces housing codes to ensure safe, sanitary living conditions.
Beach Water Testing: Monitors water quality at public beaches.
Disease Control: Tracks communicable diseases
Vaccinations: Provides immunization clinics for diseases like flu and COVID-19.
Substance Use Prevention: Runs programs addressing substance use and mental health.
Environmental Health: Enforces sanitation and environmental safety regulations.Visit our website to learn more about what we do: https://gloucester-ma.gov/183/Health-Department
Cape Ann Museum
Are you watching the NCAA Tournament today for the final #MarchMadness game? If so, you might enjoy these basketball players sculpted by Walker Hancock! Hancock’s bronze statuettes were recently on view in the exhibition “Portrait of a Sculptor,” which closed on March 30.
Fenwick Girls Bball
Congrats to Caitlin Boyle and Celia Neilson who were named Salem News All Stars. Caitlin named Salem News Player of the Year to boot Two great kids that have earned everything they’ve gotten.
