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THE BAY STATE PUBLIC HEALTH TRAINING HUB
The Office of Local and Regional Health promotes and supports the development of inter-municipal shared service agreements (cross-jurisdictional sharing) that contribute to improvements in local public health capacity. By pooling resources, functions, and expertise, a consortium of cities and towns, especially the smaller communities, may improve compliance with the performance standards and expand the public health services they offer residents within their community. (Learn More)
The Bay State Public Health Training Hub encompasses twenty-six cities and towns united between five public health community partnerships, along with two non-PHE funded communities. (See Map)
Below you may click on the public health organization logos to be directed to their website
Shared Service Agreements
Massachusetts Local Public Health Training Hub Websites
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Congratulations to our hub coordinator, Derek Macedo, on being elected to
The Massachusetts Health Officers Association's Board of Directors, At Large!
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The Future Is Now!
Bay State Public Health Training Hub Has Its Finger On The Pulse of Local Public Health, So That You Can Focus On The Task At Hand.
If you don't already understand the importance of report writing clearly, compliantly, and completely, then this video below of the FDA's Elsa A.I. may be your tipping point.
Elsa A.I. will compile & survey active & archived documents, such as an FDA inspection report in an effort to focus on key health issues & concerns to target gaps and trends by digitally analyzing documentation!
What Does This Mean?
One day, your reports may also contribute to solving complex public health issues within the food and drug industry with the rollout of the FDA's new Elsa AI program in late June!
For more information on proper report writing and resources like the "FDA's Food Code's Marking Instructions", please visit
baystatehub.com and navigate to the "Resources" tab at the header of our homepage.
BayStateHub.com is your one-stop shop for the latest in Local Public Health news, resources, and professional development opportunities!
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Registration is now open for Navigating Special Topics: Volume III, Mosquito & Tick Informational Webinar hosted on Microsoft Teams, June 24th, 2025
Our presenter, Priscilla Matton is the Superintendent of the Bristol County Mosquito Control Project.
In this volume of the training series, Priscilla will provide information on the mosquito’s life cycle, habitat, West Nile virus, and EEE. Mosquito control measures and guidance on how to prevent mosquito bites and breeding around your property will be discussed. General information on ticks and their habitat along with reducing risk from tick bites will be presented.
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Navigating Special Topics Volume II: Water You Testing?
Presenter: Christina Eckenreiter, who is the Director of the New Bedford Health Department Laboratory.
In this volume of the training series, Christina will provide instruction and clarity on various water testing procedures, such as recreational, environmental, and potable water testing for municipalities.
Christina will also give us a quick behind the scenes look at laboratory water testing operations.
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We’ve Received Some Exciting News!
Congratulations to Derek Macedo for being elected to MHOA’s Board of Directors At Large! 🎉🎈
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The Bay State Training Hub Is Committed To The Mission of The Massachusetts Public Health Training Hub Program!
(See our staff, Margaret Juneau & Derek Macedo, conducting their presentations during today’s Tier 2 Food Inspector Course)
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I am honored and humbled to announce I have been elected to the Board of Directors for MHOA. First, I do not take this responsibility lightly. As an At Large seat, I get to represent the training hubs...0 CommentsComment on Facebook
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