Board of Health asks 99 East owners for November update
Easthampton's Board of Health asked 99 East Street owners to return in mid-November with a unit ready for inspection. A staff member said the owners' RV exceeds the six-month temporary housing limit, and the owners said they have spent a little over $80,000 on the rebuild.
Board of Health · Meeting of September 9, 2026
Easthampton's Board of Health asked 99 East Street owners to return in mid-November with a unit ready for inspection. A staff member said the owners' RV exceeds the six-month temporary housing limit, and the owners said they have spent a little over $80,000 on the rebuild. Members also said they would sign a letter to the mayor supporting a case manager for hoarding cases.
Staff said 14 people had signed up for the September 26 Fire Department flu drive-through, with a goal of 75. Two tobacco retailers received $1,100 fines and three-day suspensions for selling to minors. Maggie, a former chair, returned as the board's third member.
In the full story:
- EASTHAMPTON — September 9, 2026
- Opening business and a returning member
- 99 East Street
- Fall flu vaccine clinics
- Director of public health update
- Health inspector update
- Body art regulations review
- Closing items
- Who Was There
- Organizations And Documents Referenced
- The complete report: 1,876 words
Source: the Board of Health meeting of September 9, 2026, reported from the official video recording and transcript.
Checked against the record: before publication this article was automatically compared with the meeting transcript.
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