Board of Health

Bellingham's Board of Health voted unanimously to hold an emergency meeting July 28 to confront the Bellingham Housing Authority over a mold and structural decay case in one of its units.

Bellingham Board of Health directs mold inspection of subsidized housing unit and delays septic system ban vote.

BELLINGHAM — June 12, 2026 — Bellingham Board of Health approves well testing and hears fraud conviction in septage case. The board voted unanimously at its May 19 meeting to spend up to $1,000 from the professional services budget to test wells at two properties connected to a failing septic system

Bellingham Board of Health votes to test two private wells and ban septic contractor after illegal RV hookup.

BELLINGHAM — April 30, 2026 — Bellingham's Board of Health flagged a potential operating squeeze after learning the town plans to draw up to $50,000 annually from the food inspection revolving fund for staff salary allocations. Health Agent Dylan told the board that Town Administrator Joe and CFO Chris

Bellingham Board of Health held its April 28, 2026 meeting, but no content is available for this report. The community access TV recording submitted to Townbrief Bellingham contained no recoverable speech, deliberation, or vote language.

BELLINGHAM — April 8, 2026 — Bellingham Board of Health votes to require deed restriction before 100 King Street renovation proceeds. The board, chaired by Kevin Davis and joined by members Dan Kane and Kevin Baker, voted 3-0 to continue a dispute over a proposed third-floor attic renovation at 100

Bellingham bans synthetic kratom sales effective April 8 after unanimous Board of Health vote.

BELLINGHAM — March 26, 2026 — Bellingham's Board of Health held its March 26 meeting but left no usable public record after the community access TV recording captured only the opening seconds of the session. The available audio ends immediately after a board member says "I'd like

Bellingham's Board of Health warned its health agent to accelerate food establishment inspections and deferred a $3,000 blood pressure clinic funding motion at its March 17 meeting.