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Town of Truro: Town Departments

Conservation Commission
Board of Health

PHONE: (508) 349-7004, Ext. 31

FAX: (508) 349-5508

E-MAIL: healthagent@truro-ma.gov or bdoasst2@truro-ma.gov

WWW: http://truro-ma.gov/

CONTACTS:
Deborah McCutcheon, Chairman
Pat Pajaron, Health/Conservation Agent

HOURS: 8:00-4:00, Monday-Friday

The conservation commission is made up of appointed volunteers , associates and consultants to administer and enforce the Massachusetts Wetland Protection Act, administer local protection bylaws, manage open space land, develop open space plans, initiate other conservation programs, advise town agencies on resource protection, participate in agriculture preservation, acquire open space, and educate local citizens.

KEYWORDS: Aquaculture, Coastal Management And Planning, Coastal Ponds, Erosion, Natural Habitats, Ports And Harbors, Regulatory Enforcement And Information, Shellfisheries, Truro, Wetlands, Wildlife

PHONE: (508) 349-7004, Ext. 32

FAX: (508) 349-5505

E-MAIL: healthagent@truro-ma.gov

WWW: http://truro-ma.gov/

CONTACTS:
Dianne Eib, Chairman
Patricia Pajaron, Health Agent

HOURS: Brd:
- Agent: 8-4 Monday - Friday
- Board Mtg.: 4:00 p.m. 1st and 3rd Tuesday of the month at Town Hall

The Board of Health enforces the Massachusetts General Laws, the state Sanitary Code, the state Environmental Code, and local health regulations. This includes but is not limited to the location, construction and repair of septic systems, hazardous material storage and disposal, solid waste disposal, bathing water quality, private water supplies, private wells, and non- community public water supplies. The board also regulates the use of pesticides/herbicides.

FEES: Septic system fee $100; Perc Test $50; Well Permit fee $25.

KEYWORDS: Health, Oil Spills, Public, Red Tide, Regulatory Enforcement And Information, Shellfisheries, Truro, Waste Disposal And Treatment, Water Quality, Water Pollution