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Southern Plymouth health collaborative approves vaccination and inspection contracts

Southern Plymouth County health collaborative voted to authorize a regional vaccination program and approved a new food inspection contractor. The committee voted 5-0 with one abstention to authorize Cape Cod VNA to establish Vaccine for Children services across the six-town region, with Wareham

Southern Plymouth County Public Health Excellence Collaborative · Meeting of June 10, 2026

PLYMOUTH — Southern Plymouth County health collaborative voted to authorize a regional vaccination program and approved a new food inspection contractor. The committee voted 5-0 with one abstention to authorize Cape Cod VNA to establish Vaccine for Children services across the six-town region, with Wareham identified as the preferred host location. Plymouth Committee member Meg Payne, VNA Director of Public Health and Provider Relations, was tasked with coordinating outreach to Wareham officials.

The committee unanimously approved ALSCO Food Check for food inspections using the regional Food Code Pro software. The collaborative reviewed FY27 workplan changes emphasizing regional service delivery and fiscal modeling.

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Source: the Southern Plymouth County Public Health Excellence Collaborative meeting of June 10, 2026, compiled from the official minutes.

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