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Board of Health approves NJACCHO grant for radon testing

Montville Board of Health approves NJACCHO grant for radon testing and animal shelter improvements. Health Officer Vanessa Freire announced the NJACCHO Enhancing Local Public Health Grant, which will fund the distribution of free radon test kits to township residents and facility improvements at

Board of Health · Meeting of March 9, 2026

NJ MONTVILLE — Montville Board of Health approves NJACCHO grant for radon testing and animal shelter improvements. Health Officer Vanessa Freire announced the NJACCHO Enhancing Local Public Health Grant, which will fund the distribution of free radon test kits to township residents and facility improvements at the animal shelter, including outdoor security cameras and epoxy kennel-floor work. The board reviewed January and February monthly reports, including health department emergency responses to a restaurant pipe-burst flooding incident and an ongoing investigation into a miniature horse living in poor conditions, which involved the Montville Township Humane Officer, animal control officer, and the New Jersey Department of Agriculture.

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Source: the Board of Health meeting of March 9, 2026, reported from the official video recording and transcript.

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