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Home My WebLink About2023/05/23 - BOH Packet MASON COUNTY = COMMUNITY SERVICES Building,Planning,Environmental Health,Community Health MASON COUNTY BOARD OF HEALTH May 23,2023 3:00 PM Commission Chambers HEALTH411 North 5'Street ® Shelton,WA 98584 Teams Meeting ID: 215 226 367 993 Passcode: udXSoq DRAFT AGENDA 1. Welcome and Introductions Chair 2. Approval of Agenda—ACTION Board Members 3. Approval of Minutes (March 28,2023)—ACTION Board Members 4. Health Officer Report Dr. Keri Gardner 5. Administration Report Dave Windom a. County Health Rankings 6. Environmental Health Report Ian Tracy 7. Community Health Report Melissa Casey 8. Other Business and Board Discussion Board Members 9. Public Comments 10. Adjourn If special accommodations are needed,please contact McKenzie Smith at(360)427-9670 ext.589 or msmith(a)masoncountvwa.gov Mason County Public Health 415 N 6't'Street,Bldg. 8,Shelton WA 98584, Phone(360)427-9670 ext.400 Fax(360)427-7787 MASON COUNTY BOARD OF HEALTH PROCEEDINGS 411 North 511 Street,Shelton,WA March 28,2023 Attendance: Randy Neatherlin,County Commissioner;Kevin Shutty,County Commissioner; Sharon Trask, County Commissioner;Peggy VanBuskirk,Hospital District No. 2;Kathy McDowell,City of Shelton;Mark Neary,County Administrator;Ian Tracy,Environmental Health Manager;Melissa Casey,Community Health Manager;Christina Muller-Shinn,Community Health Program Assistant;McKenzie Smith, Clerk of the Board; and Dedrick Allen,MasonWebTV 1. Chair Shutty called the meeting to order at 3:01 p.m. 2. Approval of Agenda Peggy VanBuskirk/Cmmr. Trask moved and seconded to approve the agenda as presented. Motion carried. 3. Resolution for National Public Health Week Peggy VanBuskirk/Cmmr. Trask moved and seconded to approve the Resolution as presented. Motion carried. 4. Approval of Minutes Cmmr.Neatherlin/Cmmr. Trask moved and seconded to approve the January 24,2023 Board of Health Minutes as presented. Motion carried. 5. Health Officer Report No health officer report at this time. 6. Administration Report Dave Windom discussed the workforce of Public Health in Washington,there has been a large amount of turnover in leadership and trouble restocking staff. Many COVID-19 workers are being let go as funding expires. County health rankings will be released tomorrow March 29,2023. Mason County shows the high positions per patient;however,it is closer to 1 physician per 1,000 patients. Public Health will receive the next fiscal round of Foundational Public Health Services funds. Funds will have to be returned June 30 and refilled July 1. The contract amendment changes the statement of work. The budget forecast was low. Dave is working with the Treasurer regarding an abatement fund for properties that are unable to clean up their parcels. 7. Environmental Health Report Ian Tracy discussed partnership for Puget Sound National Estuary Program. South Sound Shellfish Recovery grant partnership Squaxin Pierce Thurston Mason and Conservation districts,up to$1.85 million. Ian discussed West Nile Virus surveillance regarding specific locations for breeding,transfer stations, and salvage stations. Department of Health did not categorize species and did not test mosquitos. Cmmr. Shutty mentioned asking the Master Gardner's to help with mosquito traps in city limits. The On-Site Sewage Advisory Committee is operating on bylaws that have not yet been approved by the Board of Health. Per the RCW,bylaws must be approved. Memberships should be appointed to the Board of Health to be consistent with the code. There are three watershed positions that have been vacant for an extended period,this should be changed to two citizen positions and a certified OEM specialist position. 8. Community Health Report Melissa Casey shared her community health report. The Health Coalition kickoff event was very successful and had representation from all sectors and productive conversation. The Health Educator is working on updated health assessment to determine needs and gaps. Christina Muller-Shin presented her Behavioral Health Systems Update presentation which included the history of behavioral health and goals. More support is needed for the families who have lost loved ones to overdoses. 9. Other Business and Board Discussion No other business or board discussion. 10. Public Comments No public comment. 11. Adjourned at 4:45 p.m. ATTEST MASON COUNTY,WASHINGTON BOARD OF HEALTH MASON COUNTY,WASHINGTON McKenzie Smith,Clerk of the Board Darrin Moody,Hospital District#1 Kathy McDowell,City Council Kevin Shutty,Commissioner Randy Neatherlin, Commissioner Sharon Trask,Commissioner Peggy Van Buskirk,Hospital District#2 Gary Plews,Fire Commissioner Keri Davidson, Shelton School Board I� From the Director's Desk May 2023 Legislation This legislative session ended with FPHS funding being renewed at the same levels as last year. Not all of our FPHS funding was spent this year, something we share with many other LHJ's. We're all still in the process of staffing up programs and expanding services to the community with what we've been allocated. Unspent funds will be returned to the state in July and the new allocation arrives in July so there's no impact to operations. Another$100 million has been allocated from the legislature for a variety of new programs. Of the $100,000,000,40% has been carved out for DOH with the rest to LHJ's. Mason County hasn't specifically asked for any of those funds. One area I would like to see the state address is the data system that seemed to fail regularly during COVID. Some of the funding will be drawn from the Vapor Sales Tax($28,050,000/biennium). We have used FPHS public health funds in Mason County to expand water quality work, septic, and solid waste complaints and resolutions, communicable disease response, improve cross- cutting business capabilities, increase assessment capabilities, and surveillance of disease patterns. As we go into this next fiscal year, we'll be expanding into course-of-life work and chronic disease programs. We've recently added an epidemiologist to our staff, which marks the first time we've been able to afford to do this work in-house. With the official end of COVID, we are focusing on homelessness, housing, behavioral health, substance abuse, and chronic disease. These areas cannot be addressed by public health alone, so we are building our partnerships with local non-governmental organizations as well as our state and local government partners. The 2023 County Health Rankings have been released Mason, Washington I County Health Rankings & Roadmaps . We're using that data to inform our 2023 Community Health Assessment and support the Blue Zones Project. Mason County ranks well in longevity (79 years average) but lower in those areas that will support health into the future. Blue Zones has begun to operate in earnest here in Mason County. Blue Zones is in their "activate" mode which will last three years. Julie Knott is our local executive director and is housed in the EDC building right across from Public Health. Julie has an ex officio position on the Mason Mattes board and will be working with us on our forum work with an initial emphasis on food systems. We expect food systems report from Blue Zones within the next two months. David Windom, MSHS County Health COUNTY 2023 Mason, WA Rank#25 of 39 ranked counties in Washington Health Outcomes Health outcomes represent how healthy a county is right now, in terms of length of life but quality of life as well. Mason(MA) is ranked in the lower middle range of counties in Washington (Lower 25%-50%). Least Healthy Healthiest 0% 25% 50% 75% 100% Health Factors Health Factors represent those things we can modify to improve the length and quality of life for residents. Mason(MA) is ranked among the least healthy counties in Washington(Lowest 0%-25%). Least Healthy Healthiest 0% 25% 50% 75% 100% d I� 1\ � i County Demographics The health of a place results from past and present policies and practices.The land known as Mason County, along with the entirety of the U.S.,has been home for many thousands of years to hundreds of Indigenous nations. Native Land Digital "strives to create and foster conversations about the history of colonialism, Indigenous ways of knowing,and settler-Indigenous relations." Mason County,Washington is Micropolitan (intersecting an urban core of at least 10,000 but less than 50,000 population). In Mason County,63.7%of the population lives in a low population density area (500 or fewer people per square mile and less than 2,500 people). Show More County Snapshot ❑ Show areas to explore ❑ Show areas of strength ^- Trends Available Health Outcomes I Length of Life Mason(MA) Washington United States County I Premature Death 7,000 5,800 7,300 Quality of Life Mason(MA) Washington United States County i Poor or Fair Health 15% 12% 12% Poor Physical Health Days 3.8 2.9 3.0 Poor Mental Health Days 5.4 4.5 4.4 Low Birthweight b% 7% 8% Additional Health Outcomes(not included in overall ranking) Health Factors i i it Health Behaviors Mason(MA) Washington United States _ County AdultSmoking 18% 12% 116% � Adult Obesity 35% 28% 32% Food Environment Index 7.6 8.4 7.0 Physical Inactivity 20% 18% 22% Access to Exercise Opportunities 67% 86% 84% Excessive Drinking 19% 18% 19% i Alcohol-Impaired Driving Deaths 37% 33% 27% Sexually Transmitted Infections 277.1 409.5 481.3 i I Teen Births 130 15 19 Additional Health Behaviors(not included in overall ranking) Clinical Care Mason(MA) Washington United States County i Uninsured 11% 7% 30% I Primary Care Physicians ^• 3,590:1 1,180:1 1,310:1 I i I Dentists 2,820:1 1,170:1 1,380:1 Mental Health Providers 360:1 220:1 ICI 340:1 Preventable Hospital Stays 1,844 1,927 2,809 Mammography Screening 35% 34% 37% Flu Vaccinations '" 45% 49% 51% Additional Clinical Care(not included in overall ranking) L Social&Economic Factors Mason(MA) Washington United States T County High School Completion 90% 92% 89% Some College 52% 72% 67% Unemployment 7.0% 5.2% 5.4% Children in Poverty ^' 19% 12% 17% Income Inequality 4.3 4.4 4.9 Children in Single-Parent Households 17% 19% 25% I Social Associations 5.9 8.3 9.1 I njury Deaths 96 69 76 Additional Social&Economic Factors(not included in overall ranking) 1 1 Physical Environment Mason(MA)County Washington United States Air Pollution-Particulate Matter 6.0 7.1 7.4 Drinking Water Violations Yes Severe Housing Problems 16% 17% 17% Driving Alone to Work 76% 68% 73% Long Commute-Driving Alone 57% 37% 37% Additional Physical Environment(not included in overall ranking) 1 Note:Blank values reflect unreliable or missing data. 1 Environmental Health Report - Mason County Board of Health May 23, 2023 From Ian Tracy, Environmental Health Manager Staffing update Randi Ocean will be starting June 1 st in our Food Program. We have completed interviews and hope to have our Solid Waste Code Enforcement position filled soon. Solid Waste Abatement We are still developing a process for solid waste abatement. Our legal council is looking into some questions related to liens, but we hope to establish a process and have at least 2 clean-up projects in progress by the next meeting. Water Quality WA Dept. of Health announced several shellfish classification area downgrades this year. See attachments for discussion. On-site Septic In June we will start our annual Septic Blitz to promote septic maintenance in Mason County. This campaign includes a postcard mailer to all properties with septic systems in the county, banners posted throughout the county and 2 virtual septic maintenance workshops hosted by WSU Extension. Food We are preparing to implement a new food inspection system using tablets which will allow staff to conduct paperless inspections in the field. This system will facilitate better use of staff time as they currently document their inspections twice; initially using paper forms at the establishment, and again when they return to the office to data enter the report in SmartGov. This service also includes a public facing web portal where anyone can look-up a restaurant to view past inspection reports. STATE a � O� 1888 STATE OF WASHINGTON DEPARTMENT OF HEALTH OFFICE OF ENVIRONMENTAL HEALTH AND SAFETY PO Box 47824.Olympia, Washington 98504-7824 (360) 236-3330 • 711 Washington Relay Service April 14, 2023 Ian Tracy, Environmental Health Manager Mason County Community Services 415 North Sixth Street Shelton, Washington 98584 Dear Ian Tracy: We have completed our annual review of the classification of Washington's shellfish growing areas and have determined that parts of the Annas Bay, Hood Canal 5 —Lilliwaup, and Hood Canal 6 - Tahuya growing areas fail the criteria for an Approved classification. This will result in the reclassification of a portion of the growing areas. In addition, other parts of Annas Bay, Hood Canal 6, and Oakland Bay growing areas are threatened with downgrades in classification. We call an area threatened when a water sampling station passes the water quality standard but shows bacteria levels that are near the limit of the standard, or when a shoreline survey identifies pollution sources. The threatened designation usually does not mean that the classification of the entire shellfish growing area is at risk. Enclosed for your review is the state of classification summary report for your county, which summarizes the current conditions. All of our annual reports, annual inventory map, state of the classification reports, and the threatened area list and map are available on our website at: hqp://www.doh.wa.gov/CommunityandEnvironment/Shellfish/GrowingAreas/AnnualReports. We are notifying state and federal agencies, tribes and other public and private sector partners about areas that are threatened. We want all affected parties to be aware of the threat and we want to encourage work to identify and correct the pollution problems before a downgrade is required. We would be pleased to meet with you or your staff to discuss shellfish growing area issues. If you have any questions,please contact me at 360 236-3324 or scott.berbellskdoh.wa.gov. i er V" S tt Ber ells, R.S. Growing Area.Section Manager Enclosure State of Classification Report The attached report illustrates the status of the commercial shellfish growing areas in your county. It includes a breakdown of shellfish harvest acreage, impacts to marine water that result in Prohibited classifications, and details regarding how your county compares to the other 13 counties with shellfish growing areas. We are providing this information in hopes of continuing conversations about the current marine water quality in your county. Our program collected and analyzed the data within this report following the stringent pollution source and marine water quality requirements set forth in the National Shellfish Sanitation Program Guide for the Control of Molluscan Shellfish (NSSP). Commercial shellfish growing areas must meet numeric criteria outlined in the NSSP of a geometric mean of no greater than 14 fecal coliform/100 ml and an estimated 90th percentile of no greater than 43 fecal coliform/100 ml. These numbers are based on ongoing, long-term sampling at permanent marine water stations. The classification statistics include the evaluation of a minimum of the last 30 marine water samples collected over a 2.5 to 5-year period. Commercial shellfish harvesting is not allowed if marine water stations fail to meet the marine water standards or if pollution sources are identified within the watershed that impact the area. Common terms used in the report include: Classification—A specific term that defines the conditions under which commercial shellfish harvesting can occur. It is determined by the evaluation of marine water quality, shoreline pollution sources, and meteorological/hydrographic factors. Approved—This classification applies to areas that meet very stringent marine water quality standards and have no pollution impacts. Commercial shellfish companies can harvest directly from Approved areas and take the product directly to market. Conditionally Approved—This classification applies to areas that meet very stringent marine water quality standards and have no pollution impacts most of the time. Periodic poor water quality, based on predictable conditions, results in the temporary closure of the harvest area. Restricted—This classification applies to areas that show a limited degree of pollution or areas where active marine water quality evaluations are not available. Shellfish must be relayed to Approved or Conditionally Approved areas and allowed to purge before harvest. Prohibited—This classification applies to areas that have known marine water quality impacts. Commercial shellfish harvesting is not allowed in Prohibited areas. Upgrade— Reclassifying a growing area or portion of a growing area from a more restrictive classification to a less restrictive classification. Example: Upgrade from Prohibited to Approved. Downgrade— Reclassifying a growing area or portion of a growing area from a less restrictive classification to a more restrictive classification. Example: Downgrade from Approved to Conditionally Approved. Failing— Marine water sampling stations that do not meet the water quality standards. The classification of the shellfish harvesting area must be downgraded. Threatened— Marine water stations currently meeting the standards but are near failing or existing shoreline pollution sources have been identified that may impact public health if not appropriately managed. Marine water sampling stations with estimated 90th percentiles between 30 and 43 fc/100 ml are considered Threatened. Short descriptions of each section of the report follow: CLASSIFICATION & RANK Classified commercial shellfish growing areas vary in size from under 500 acres to over 46,000 acres. The rank is based on each category's relationship to the same category in the other counties with commercial shellfish growing areas. There are 14 counties with shellfish growing areas in Washington State. The total classified acres in a county accounts for all Approved, Conditionally Approved, Restricted, and Prohibited acres. The number of marine water stations in a county denotes how many permanent stations are routinely sampled each year. CLASSIFICATION BREAKDOWN & REASONS FOR PROHIBITED CLASSIFICATIONS This figure shows a breakdown of the classifications and reasons for the Prohibited classifications. While the Nonpoint denotation in the Prohibited classification chart is based on poor water quality; the Wastewater Treatment Plant (WWTP) and Marina portions are based on the potential to pollute. Potential upset conditions at a WWTP and discharges from boats in a marina are used to calculate these areas. UPGRADES & DOWNGRADES This table lists recent classification upgrades and downgrades. FECAL COLIFORM ROLLING ESTIMATED 901h PERCENTILES This figure shows the water quality trend over the last 8 years for all Threatened or Failing stations and includes demarcations of the minimum Threatened threshold (30 FC/100ml-) and minimum Failing threshold (43 FC/100mQ. The trend lines illustrate the change in bacterial marine water quality (estimated 90th percentile) at those stations over time. Each point on the estimated 90th percentile trend line is calculated using the previous 30 marine water samples. COMMERCIAL SHELLFISH GROWING AREA MAPS Page 2 includes maps of all shellfish growing areas in the county followed by insets of areas with Threatened or Failing stations. Stations symbolized in orange are threatened and in danger of failing —these areas should be, or should continue to be, the focus of water quality restoration work to prevent future downgrades. Stations symbolized in red are failing and subject to be downgraded to a more restrictive classification. These stations will require improvements in marine water quality and work completed to remediate pollution sources in order to be upgraded again. SHELLFISH PROGRAMS CONTACT For the 2022 Growing Area Annual Reports, please visit http://www.doh.wa.gov/CommunitVandEnvironment/Shellfish/GrowingAreas/AnnualReports For current Growing Area classifications and water quality, please visit www.doh.wa.gov/commercialshelIfishmap For further information, please contact: Scott Chernoff at scott.chernoff(a-)_doh.wa.gov or (360) 236-3329 Mason, Pierce, Island, Snohomish, Thurston, and Whatcom counties Trevor Swanson at trevor.swanson(a-)-doh.wa.gov or (360) 236-3313 Clallam, Grays Harbor, Kitsap, Jefferson, Pacific, and Skagit counties Jean Frost at jean.frost(cDdoh.wa.gov or (360) 489-2384 King and San Juan counties 2023 Mason County: State of Classification Report (through end of 2022) Shellfish Programs I Office of Environmental Health and Safety I Washington State Department of Health Mason County Classifications & Rank Threatened & Failing Stations Annas Bay - 195 —Annas Bay - 197 Total Classified Acres 25,363 acres Rank #6 —Annas Bay - 300 -Oakland Bay - 125 Approved 22,334 acres Rank #3 —Hood Canal 5 - 186 —Hood Canal 6 - 217 Conditionally Approved 1,531 acres Rank #4 Hood Canal 6 - 316 Restricted 187 acres Rank #4 65 Threatened and Failing Stations in Mason County: Prohibited 1,311 acres Rank #12 60 Fecal Coliform Rolling Estimated 90th Percentiles 55 Marine Water Stations Monitored 308 Stations Rank #1 F5o 0 Classified Commercial Shellfish 7. Failing (43 FC/100mL) 17 Areas Rank #2 (tie) LL 40 Growing Areas E o 35 0 3o Threatened 0 FC L) a y 25 U_ 20 Breakdown of Shellfish 15 Approved C Classification Acreage 10 009,f 5 soh4/ *Year-round and unsorted data used for all stations 4 0 2014 2015 2016 2017 2018 2019 2022 Recent Upgrades and Downgrades Restricted Year Growing Area Acres Description 2021 Annas Bay -176 Conditional to Restricted 2021 Pickering Passage -7 Approved to Prohibited 2021 Hood Canal 6 +66 Prohibited to Approved WWTP 62% 2019 Hood Canal 6 +17 Conditional to Approved 2019 Hammersley Inlet +44 Conditional to Approved Reasons for Prohibited ' ',' 2019 Hammersley Inlet -1 83 Approved to Conditional Classifications 2019 Pickering Passage +31 Conditional to Approved 2019 Oakland Bay -84 Approved to Prohibited 2019 Oakland Bay +172 Conditional to Approved Classification Ma 1: GrowingAreas Approved p �►�'.- Hood Canal 4 � �a PP in Mason County ': Conditional aI - l "�� Holly Hintzville r4 � Prohibited Restricted Unclassified } -- - - ---- --- _ Gorst Hood Canal 5 ake R+shrnan 13 Lilliwaup 5j et Hood Canal 9 2513It Dewatto Belfair i i Hood Canal 8 Sunbe i Hood Canal 6 ort Hood s' t Beach North Bay ,f Canal 6 -� Potl tch T h ya Al f Ulf, i AIIlF Stretch Island Skokomish o � Skokomisll ; Hood Canal 7�arn Gr pe ew Valley Annas Bay Reach Island Pickering Passage McEwen Prairie vJP' Oakland Bay Bay Gr Lakebay Dayton Prairi — Har�East Shelto Longbranch Shelton _ - SE-q, Valle `aaiaad rV Hammersley Inlet Peale Passage S�y�t`ch kd N Lost Skookum Inlet Prairie Kamilche Totten Inlet W E . Washington State Department of HEALTH 81� Marmac � S Schneider North Olympia Prairie / 0 1.5 3 6 Myles r Map 2: Annas Bay Growing Area Potlatch NE North Shore Fd of ■204 �203 02 ■196 Mi195�j300 Union — E State 01 Stjte ■199 97 Union Community Park 2 78 J 200 ■ ■323 4 Skokomish Reservation Skokomish o _5e8� �e Shellfish Classification ❑ Threatened Stations N Approved ■ Failing Stations Conditional ■ Marine Stations w E Washington State Department of Prohibited .S � HEALTH � Restricted Unclassified 0 0.25 0.5 1 Miles P-IC 91 118 Map 3: Hood Canal 5 Growing Area 177 6 186 173 174 �185 •172 • 0.170 •175 �184 10 0 0.13 0.25 0.5 Miles 0194 0179 789 Jt Lilliwau Swamp 169 Saddle 44 E 67 •180 Mountain Lilliwaup 1 '18s i 81 f •184 JL8 / J" 2 01183 i Dow i187 Dewdtto, 535 untafn ♦mow. 1 �� 93 /e A89 303 Shellfish Classification ❑ Threatened Stations N Approved ■ Failing Stations Conditional ■ Marine Stations W E = Prohibited . Washington State Department of = Restricted S ■PHEALTH Unclassified 0 0.75 1.5 3 Miles U Lad r L7nn atie Cady Lake Map 4: Hood Canal 6 Growing Area 192 1 28 , J 98 � t !s � 16 � �IQh�Uaek i Hoodsp• ■317 r A�/� ■318 ■229 D �'`,,11' ►./ 19 IP20ood t 1l ■207 t' t ?cr!eek Lake ZI3 gg Wildberry / Liake Lakei i > 10Ill, � u,. ,o 27 ■212 Potia[ i Ylsir Tahuya 226 \ •" g /\7T ■ e'Rd 231 ) l.�r /l ■ ■232 17 of ter. 2150 me ■ 218 Wheeler 216■ Lake 219 ■ 220 4 221 Union odatch State ■223 Park 309 291 233 3e ■ ■ 22 ■ E Dalby Rd 2-\fib J \1 Shellfish Classification ❑ Threatened Stations N Approved ■ Failing Stations C Conditional ■ Marine Stations W E Prohibited . Washingto State Department of Restricted S H E n A LT H Unclassified 0 o.s 1 2 Miles 3 Map 5: Oakland Bay Growing Area ■ 614 ■ 129 ■758 ■ 127 ■ 126 Bay Shore Ci25 a _ r 118 121 23 Johns Prairie 302ft 858 Oak. 5 F SII to, rRd E Pine St E Crestview Dr E Crestview Dr 115 E deeds Dr Ham I 3� ount Ave Shellfish Classification ❑ Threatened Stations N Approved ■ Failing Stations Conditional ■ Marine Stations W E Washington State Department of Prohibited .S � HEALTH � Restricted Unclassified 0 0.38 0.75 1.5 Miles Annas Bay ■ Washington State Department of Annual Shellfish Growing Area Review HEALTH Prepared By: Trevor Swanson Area: Annas Bay Year Ending: December 31, 2022 Classification: Approved, Conditionally Approved, Restricted Activities in the Growing Area in 2022 The growing area was sampled 12 times in accordance with National Shellfish Sanitation Program (NSSP) Systematic Random Sampling (SRS) criteria. Nine sampling events occurred during Open status. The Conditionally Approved portion of the growing area was closed 11 times for 130 days due to Skokomish River flooding. The Hood Canal Marina area was closed May 1 through November 30 based on boat moorage. There are approved relays from the Restricted portion to the Hood Canal 5 and 9 growing areas from November 1 through April 30 for varnish clams. The Mason Clean Water District continued to implement the 2018 closure response plan. The Hood Canal Regional PIC workgroup continued to meet. Analytical Results of Water Samples Table 1 summarizes the most recent 30 samples collected from each of the sampling stations. It includes eight sample events when the Conditionally Approved area was closed to harvest. Table 2 shows the Conditionally Approved stations during Open status (based on the Skokomish River condition). After removing Closed status data, Station 195 fails NSSP standards with an estimated 90th percentile of 45.2 FC/100 mL. Stations 197 and 300 are categorized as Threatened with estimated 90th percentiles of 36.3 FC/100 mL and 34.5 FC/100mL, respectively. Table 3 shows individual, open period results for stations 195, 197, and 300. Change in Actual Pollution Sources that Impact the Growing Area We currently have no information indicating the area has any new sources of pollution. Classification Status ❑ Well within the classification standards ❑ Meets standards, but some concerns ❑ Meets standards, but threatened with downgrade in classification ® Fails to meet current classification standards Remarks and Recommendations Station 195 fails the NSSP standards for a Conditionally Approved classification. The Department should evaluate the classification of this station. Sorting closed period data out of the 30-sample dataset does not improve water quality statistics at most Conditionally Approved stations. The Department should evaluate whether the Skokomish River condition is still appropriate. The Department should continue to work with Mason County, the Skokomish Tribe, and others to identify and correct sources of pollution in the Annas Bay watershed. Page 1 of 8—Shellfish Growing Area Section 360-236-3330 To request this document in another format,call 1-800-525-0127. Deaf or hard of hearing customers, please call 711 (Washington Relay)or email civil.rig hts(o)doh.wa.gov. Management Plan Evaluation 1. Have all parties involved complied with the conditions of the management plan ...................................Yes 2. Has reporting been adequate to manage the conditional area.................................................................Yes 3. Does the area consistently meet approved area criteria when it is open for harvest ................................No 4. Has a field inspection of critical pollution sources been conducted ........................................................Yes Page 2 of 8—Shellfish Growing Area Section 360-236-3330 TABLE 1. Summary of Marine Water Data (SRS) for the Annas Bay Growing Area Sampling Event Type: Regulatory Maximum Number of Samples: 30 Tides Included: All Station Range Geomean Est. 90t" Meets Number Classification Date Range (FC/100mL) (FC/100mL) Percentile Standard (FC/100mL) 201 Approved 6/25/2020- 1.7 -23.0 2.3 5.7 Y 12/21/2022 202 Approved 6/25/2020- 1.7 -49.0 2.9 9.4 Y 12/21/2022 203 Approved 6/25/2020- 1.7 - 70.0 2.6 8.9 Y 12/21/2022 204 Approved 6/25/2020- 1.7 - 13.0 2.1 4.0 Y 12/21/2022 195 Conditionally 6/25/2020- 1.7- 130.0 8.3 45.8 N Approved 12/21/2022 196 Conditionally 6/25/2020- 1.7- 130.0 3.3 12.9 Y Approved 12/21/2022 197 Conditionally 6/25/2020- 1.7 - 79.0 7.2 31.1 Y Approved 12/21/2022 199 Conditionally 6/25/2020- 1.7 -49.0 2.7 9.4 Y Approved 12/21/2022 200 Conditionally 6/25/2020- 1.7 - 17.0 2.3 4.8 Y Approved 12/21/2022 206 Conditionally 6/25/2020- 1.7 - 70.0 4.1 18.3 Y Approved 12/21/2022 299 Conditionally 6/25/2020- 1.7 -49.0 4.1 16.0 Y Approved 12/21/2022 300 Conditionally 6/25/2020- 1.7 - 79.0 4.5 22.8 Y Approved 12/21/2022 323 Conditionally 7/29/2021 - 1.7 - 13.0 2.5 6.1 *N/A Approved 12/21/2022 198 Restricted 6/25/2020- 1.7 - 94.0 15.1 68.6 N 12/21/2022 314 Restricted 6/25/2020- 1.7- 110.0 12.0 52.5 N 12/21/2022 The standard for Approved shellfish growing waters is a fecal coliform geometric mean not greater than 14 organisms/ 100 mL with an estimated 90th percentile not greater than 43 organisms/ 100 mL. The above table shows bacteriological results in relation to program standards. * N/A-SRS criteria require a minimum of 30 samples from each station. Page 3 of 8-Shellfish Growing Area Section 360-236-3330 TABLE 2. Summary of Sorted Marine Water Data for the Conditionally Approved Stations in the Annas Bay Growing Area Sampling Event Type: Regulatory Maximum Number of Samples: 30 Tides Included: All Data collected during Skokomish River flooding closures is not included. Station Range Geomean Est. 90th Meets Number Classification Date Range (FC/100mL) (FC/100mL) Percentile Standard (FC/100mL) 195 Conditionally 5/9/2019- 1.7- 170.0 8.3 45.2 N Approved 12/21/2022 196 Conditionally 5/9/2019- 1.7- 170.0 3.0 13.7 Y Approved 12/21/2022 197 Conditionally 5/9/2019- 1.7-350.0 7.4 36.3 Y Approved 12/21/2022 199 Conditionally 5/9/2019- 1.7- 110.0 2.7 10.1 Y Approved 12/21/2022 200 Conditionally 5/9/2019- 1.7- 170.0 2.3 7.1 Y Approved 12/21/2022 206 Conditionally 5/9/2019- 1.7- 130.0 3.8 16.3 Y Approved 12/21/2022 299 Conditionally 5/9/2019- 1.7-350.0 3.4 16.1 Y Approved 12/21/2022 300 Conditionally 5/9/2019- 1.7-240.0 5.5 34.5 Y Approved 12/21/2022 323 Conditionally 7/29/2021 - 1.7- 13.0 2.3 2.0 *N/A Approved 12/21/2022 The standard for Approved shellfish growing waters is a fecal coliform geometric mean not greater than 14 organisms/ 100 mL with an estimated 90th percentile not greater than 43 organisms/ 100 mL. The above table shows bacteriological results in relation to program standards. * N/A-SRS criteria require a minimum of 30 samples from each station. Page 4 of 8-Shellfish Growing Area Section 360-236-3330 TABLE 3. Marine Water Data Summary for Threatened and Failing Stations in Annas Bay Station: 195 Classification: Conditionally Approved Method: SRS Data collected during Skokomish River flooding closures is not included. Total Samples: 30 Date Range: 5/9/2019— 12/21/2022 Range (FC/100 mL): 1.7 - 170 E90th (FC/100 mL): 45.2 GeoMean (FC/100 mL): 8.3 Meets Standard: N Sample Event Type Time Tide SWT Salinity Fecal Date Coliform 5/9/2019 Regulatory 6:58 Flood 15 9 23 6/12/2019 Regulatory 12:57 Flood 20 22 1.7 7/11/2019 Regulatory 12:56 Flood 19 26 4.5 8/20/2019 Regulatory 8:44 Flood 17 25 4 9/18/2019 Regulatory 10:01 Ebb 13 7 170 11/6/2019 Regulatory 10:44 Flood 8 3 23 3/17/2020 Regulatory 10:13 Flood 7 17 1.7 5/28/2020 Regulatory 9:27 Ebb 15 9 33 6/25/2020 Regulatory 8:32 Ebb 18 20 79 7/28/2020 Regulatory 11:44 Flood 21 23 2 8/25/2020 Regulatory 9:49 Flood 18 26 6.1 9/23/2020 Regulatory 9:35 Flood 16 23 4.5 10/8/2020 Regulatory 9:38 Flood 15 14 23 12/8/2020 Regulatory 11:03 Flood 10 20 6.8 2/18/2021 Regulatory 9:44 Ebb 5 6 1.7 4/19/2021 Regulatory 9:20 Flood 12 14 23 5/3/2021 Regulatory 9:42 Ebb 13 21 11 6/15/2021 Regulatory 8:15 Flood 14 22 64 7/29/2021 Regulatory 9:13 Flood 22 22 11 8/16/2021 Regulatory 12:10 Flood 19 24 6.1 9/15/2021 Regulatory 12:15 Flood 16 26 23 2/8/2022 Regulatory 9:13 Flood 8 15 2 3/14/2022 Regulatory 13:46 Flood 8 3 2 5/25/2022 Regulatory 14:23 Flood 14 16 1.7 6/23/2022 Regulatory 13:26 Flood 18 20 1.7 7/19/2022 Regulatory 9:43 Flood 18 19 17 8/3/2022 Regulatory 9:23 Flood 19 25 33 9/28/2022 Regulatory 9:17 Ebb 15 25 4.5 10/17/2022 Regulatory 10:12 Flood 14 14 14 12/21/2022 Regulatory 10:20 Flood 3 16 2 Page 5 of 8—Shellfish Growing Area Section 360-236-3330 TABLE 3 Continued Station: 197 Classification: Conditionally Approved Method: SRS Data collected during Skokomish River flooding closures is not included. Total Samples: 30 Date Range: 5/9/2019— 12/21/2022 Range (FC/100 mL): 1.7 - 350 E90th (FC/100 mL): 31.1 GeoMean (FC/100 mL): 7.4 Meets Standard: Y Sample Event Type Time Tide SWT Salinity Fecal Date Coliform 5/9/2019 Regulatory 7:01 Flood 15 11 17 6/12/2019 Regulatory 12:59 Flood 21 17 1.7 7/11/2019 Regulatory 12:59 Flood 19 26 4 8/20/2019 Regulatory 8:46 Flood 17 25 7.8 9/18/2019 Regulatory 10:03 Ebb 13 7 350 11/6/2019 Regulatory 10:46 Flood 8 3 7.8 3/17/2020 Regulatory 10:15 Flood 6 12 1.7 5/28/2020 Regulatory 9:30 Ebb 16 8 17 6/25/2020 Regulatory 8:34 Ebb 18 18 33 7/28/2020 Regulatory 12:14 Flood 20 19 6.8 8/25/2020 Regulatory 9:53 Flood 16 20 22 9/23/2020 Regulatory 9:37 Flood 15 20 2 10/8/2020 Regulatory 9:41 Flood 14 15 13 12/8/2020 Regulatory 11:05 Flood 10 16 4 2/18/2021 Regulatory 9:46 Ebb 5 2 7.8 4/19/2021 Regulatory 9:22 Flood 12 14 4.5 5/3/2021 Regulatory 9:44 Ebb 12 19 2 6/15/2021 Regulatory 8:17 Flood 14 18 79 7/29/2021 Regulatory 9:15 Flood 22 22 7.8 8/16/2021 Regulatory 12:12 Flood 18 22 6.8 9/15/2021 Regulatory 12:17 Flood 16 25 2 2/8/2022 Regulatory 9:15 Flood 7 8 4.5 3/14/2022 Regulatory 13:48 Flood 8 3 6.8 5/25/2022 Regulatory 14:26 Flood 14 17 1.7 6/23/2022 Regulatory 13:29 Flood 18 17 1.7 7/19/2022 Regulatory 9:47 Flood 18 12 21 8/3/2022 Regulatory 9:26 Flood 18 25 7.8 9/28/2022 Regulatory 9:19 Ebb 15 17 13 10/17/2022 Regulatory 10:14 Flood 13 3 17 12/21/2022 Regulatory 10:22 Flood 4 13 2 Page 6 of 8—Shellfish Growing Area Section 360-236-3330 TABLE 3 Continued Station: 300 Classification: Conditionally Approved Method: SRS Data collected during Skokomish River flooding closures is not included. Total Samples: 30 Date Range: 5/9/2019— 12/21/2022 Range (FC/100 mL): 1.7 -240 E90th (FC/100 mL): 34.5 GeoMean (FC/100 mL): 5.5 Meets Standard: Y Sample Event Type Time Tide SWT Salinity Fecal Date Coliform 5/9/2019 Regulatory 6:56 Flood 16 23 4.5 6/12/2019 Regulatory 12:54 Flood 20 22 1.7 7/11/2019 Regulatory 12:54 Flood 19 26 7.8 8/20/2019 Regulatory 8:42 Flood 17 26 4 9/18/2019 Regulatory 9:59 Ebb 13 12 240 11/6/2019 Regulatory 10:42 Flood 9 4 13 3/17/2020 Regulatory 10:10 Flood 7 12 1.7 5/28/2020 Regulatory 9:25 Ebb 15 20 33 6/25/2020 Regulatory 8:30 Ebb 18 24 13 7/28/2020 Regulatory 11:43 Flood 21 25 1.7 8/25/2020 Regulatory 9:46 Flood 18 26 1.7 9/23/2020 Regulatory 9:33 Flood 16 23 7.8 10/8/2020 Regulatory 9:36 Flood 15 17 7.8 12/8/2020 Regulatory 11:01 Flood 10 28 2 2/18/2021 Regulatory 9:40 Ebb 5 12 1.7 4/19/2021 Regulatory 9:14 Flood 12 17 7.8 5/3/2021 Regulatory 9:41 Ebb 13 23 1.8 6/15/2021 Regulatory 8:13 Flood 14 22 79 7/29/2021 Regulatory 9:11 Flood 22 24 2 8/16/2021 Regulatory 12:08 Flood 18 26 1.7 9/15/2021 Regulatory 12:13 Flood 16 25 17 2/8/2022 Regulatory 9:11 Flood 8 20 1.7 3/14/2022 Regulatory 13:54 Flood 8 5 2 5/25/2022 Regulatory 14:20 Flood 13 20 1.7 6/23/2022 Regulatory 13:25 Flood 18 20 1.7 7/19/2022 Regulatory 9:42 Flood 18 17 79 8/3/2022 Regulatory 9:21 Flood 19 25 49 9/28/2022 Regulatory 9:15 Ebb 15 25 2 10/17/2022 Regulatory 10:11 Flood 13 21 7.8 12/21/2022 Regulatory 10:17 Flood 3 17 1.7 Page 7 of 8—Shellfish Growing Area Section 360-236-3330 MAP 1. Annas Bay Growing Area a Annas Bay Health CI 0.75 t5 IYIIIes Date Updated 10/18!12021 latch THE GRF T RFND 111 1J/� f i v - <' -- re rs s� O B- — O ENO N T 203 .. C', y vaTra14H. .� srnrr_ pAiVtR 2D2 96 ■./ BAIS95�j A N N N-e S BA }' i Mr.! r' ia 201 T.t r BfK•t0. ■ 199 , j ■ ti S K O K O Af H 197 ' l � frT 206 1, __r �C / I • 3 �y A` 2 .1 200 l /I ti 4 198 t - T2� ■ 2dcl // �1UBr5#r kN •jam ~ � .-y.- � 0 1 � i �}�lvJ--r�y�, ► 36.6 140/ Classification Sampling Stations N Approved ■ Conditional v° _ Prohibited Restricted S Unclassified with sampling stations are highlighted with grey box for ease of reading. Page 8 of 8—Shellfish Growing Area Section 360-236-3330 Hood Canal 5 ■ Washington State Department of Annual Shellfish Growing Area Review HEALTH Prepared By: Casey Deligeannis Area: Hood Canal 5 Year Ending: December 31, 2022 Classification: Approved Activities in the Growing Area in 2022 The growing area was sampled five times in accordance with the National Shellfish Sanitation Program (NSSP) Systematic Random Sampling (SRS) criteria. The sampling event scheduled for December was canceled due to hazardous weather conditions. A routine three-year shoreline evaluation was completed and no new or changes in pollution sources were identified. Analytical Results of Water Samples Table 1 summarizes results of the 30 most recent samples collected from the area. All stations in the Approved area meet NSSP water quality standard. Station 303 is categorized as Concerned with an estimated 90th percentile of 23.8 FC/100mL. Station 186, in the unclassified area, is failing the NSSP standard for an Approved classification due to an estimated 90th percentile of 48.7 FC/100mL. This station holds the Approved classification line. Table 2 includes the last 30 sample results for Station 186. Change in Actual Pollution Sources that Impact the Growing Area We currently have no information indicating that the area has new sources of pollution. Classification Status ❑ Well within the classification standards ❑ Meets standards, but some concerns ❑ Meets standards, but threatened with downgrade in classification ® Fails to meet current classification standards Remarks and Recommendations Station 186 fails the NSSP standard for an Approved classification. The Department should evaluate the classification of this station. Page 1 of 5—Shellfish Growing Area Section 360-236-3330 To request this document in another format,call 1-800-525-0127. Deaf or hard of hearing customers, please call 711 (Washington Relay)or email civil.rig hts(o)doh.wa.gov. TABLE 1. Summary of Marine Water Data (SRS) for the Hood Canal 5 Growing Area Sampling Event Type: Regulatory Maximum Number of Samples: 30 Tides Included: All Station Classification Date Range Range Geomean Est. 90th Meets Number (FC/100mL) (FC/100mL) Percentile Standard (FC/100mL) 167 Approved 12/5/2017- 10/31/2022 1.7 - 70.0 2.5 8.1 Y 169 Approved 12/5/2017- 10/31/2022 1.7 - 14.0 2.6 6.6 Y 170 Approved 12/5/2017- 10/31/2022 1.7 -49.0 2.0 4.7 Y 172 Approved 12/5/2017- 10/31/2022 1.7 -22.0 2.0 3.9 Y 173 Approved 12/5/2017- 10/31/2022 1.7 - 11.0 2.1 4.1 Y 174 Approved 12/5/2017- 10/31/2022 1.7 - 33.0 2.2 5.3 Y 175 Approved 12/5/2017- 10/31/2022 1.7 - 79.0 2.8 11.2 Y 176 Approved 12/5/2017- 10/31/2022 1.7 - 7.8 2.0 3.2 Y 177 Approved 12/5/2017- 10/31/2022 1.7 - 33.0 2.4 6.9 Y 178 Approved 12/5/2017- 10/31/2022 1.7 -49.0 2.4 6.9 Y 179 Approved 12/5/2017- 10/31/2022 1.7 -22.0 2.2 5.1 Y 180 Approved 12/5/2017- 10/31/2022 1.7 -49.0 2.6 9.2 Y 181 Approved 12/5/2017- 10/31/2022 1.7 - 13.0 2.3 5.0 Y 182 Approved 12/5/2017- 10/31/2022 1.7 - 130.0 3.5 17.8 Y 183 Approved 10/26/2017 - 10/31/2022 1.7 - 79.0 2.5 8.7 Y 184 Approved 12/5/2017- 10/31/2022 1.7 - 110.0 3.2 14.3 Y 185 Approved 1/29/2018- 10/31/2022 1.7 - 79.0 3.5 16.5 Y 187 Approved 12/5/2017- 10/31/2022 1.7 -23.0 2.8 8.4 Y 188 Approved 12/5/2017- 10/31/2022 1.7 - 130.0 3.0 13.2 Y 189 Approved 12/5/2017- 10/31/2022 1.7 - 33.0 3.2 9.2 Y 190 Approved 12/5/2017- 10/31/2022 1.7 -240.0 2.8 12.2 Y 191 Approved 12/5/2017- 10/31/2022 1.7 -49.0 2.7 8.8 Y 193 Approved 12/5/2017- 10/31/2022 1.6 -49.0 2.6 8.2 Y 194 Approved 12/5/2017- 10/31/2022 1.7 - 170.0 2.2 6.7 Y 303 Approved 12/5/2017- 10/31/2022 1.7 -240.0 3.5 23.8 Y 310 Approved 12/5/2017- 10/31/2022 1.7 - 540.0 2.2 8.4 Y 186 Unclassified 12/5/2017- 10/31/2022 1.7 - 540.0 6.4 48.7 N The standard for approved shellfish growing waters is fecal coliform geometric mean not greater than 14 organisms/ 100 mL with an estimated 90th percentile not greater than 43 organisms/ 100 mL. The above table shows bacteriological results in relation to program standards. Page 2 of 5-Shellfish Growing Area Section 360-236-3330 TABLE 2. Marine Water Quality Summary of Failing Station in the Hood Canal 5 Growing Area Station: 186 Classification: Unclassified Method: SRS Total Samples: 30 Date Range: 12/5/2017 - 10/31/2022 Range (FC/100 mL): 1.7 - 540.0 E90th (FC/100 mL): 48.7 GeoMean (FC/100 mL): 6.4 Meets Standard: N Sample Event Type Time Tide SWT Salinity Fecal Date Coliform 12/05/2017 Regulatory 10:55 Ebb 7 7 4.5 01/29/2018 Regulatory 11:08 Flood 9 9 7.8 03/07/2018 Regulatory 10:39 Ebb 8 13 1.7 05/09/2018 Regulatory 11:22 Flood 14 20 1.7 07/19/2018 Regulatory 10:07 Flood 18 22 33.0 09/04/2018 Regulatory 12:18 Flood 19 24 1.7 11/19/2018 Regulatory 12:17 Flood 9 26 1.7 04/15/2019 Regulatory 12:30 Flood 11 6 1.7 05/09/2019 Regulatory 08:08 Flood 16 23 1.7 06/27/2019 Regulatory 12:46 Flood 17 16 17.0 08/07/2019 Regulatory 10:39 Flood 18 24 33.0 10/02/2019 Regulatory 09:22 Ebb 12 16 1.7 12/04/2019 Regulatory 10:41 Flood 11 30 1.7 01/21/2020 Regulatory 10:23 Flood 8 30 I 1.7 03/03/2020 Regulatory 09:18 Flood 8 11 2.0 05/13/2020 Regulatory 09:22 Flood 12 5 79.0 07/28/2020 Regulatory 13:27 Ebb 21 12 2.0 09/08/2020 Regulatory 11:18 Ebb 17 24 1.7 11/04/2020 Regulatory 12:03 Ebb 12 12 22.0 02/24/2021 Regulatory 12:39 Flood 9 4 1.7 04/19/2021 Regulatory 11:34 Ebb 14 6 7.8 06/29/2021 Regulatory 10:18 Ebb 23 8 540.0 08/30/2021 Regulatory 13:43 Ebb 17 24 21.0 10/26/2021 Regulatory 12:11 Ebb 11 10 17.0 12/08/2021 Regulatory 12:26 Ebb 11 15 4.5 03/23/2022 Regulatory 11:37 Ebb 11 5 7.8 05/23/2022 Regulatory 12:35 Ebb 17 11 2.0 07/26/2022 Regulatory 17:50 Flood 25 13 33.0 09/20/2022 Regulatory 15:30 Flood 19 24 1.8 10/31/2022 Regulatory 12:50 Ebb 12 9 130.0 Page 3 of 5-Shellfish Growing Area Section 360-236-3330 MAP 1. Hood Canal 5 Growing Area 1 of 2 C3Hood Canal #5 (1 of 2) t�' washingfoo Rate Den,,,nn of Health 0 1 2 Miles Date Updated: 7/11/2018 �✓ n` _�� f q•��I �� l� f�i 158 p' u;l� i� ■& �_/._------ --- i 1, , - � _ `, . -; ■1 �1 i �,�s-' 76 I i o 33,J / ,. -- as -- -r--• — _ �9- L 5 9 � \\ 169 :2 ' o �I fit, /:� I / •�_% 4 r �i% S91r l / Classification Sampling Stations N 0 Approved ■ 0 Conditional w E ■ - Prohibited Restricted S - Unclassified some sampling stations are highlighted with grey box for ease of reading. Page 4 of 5—Shellfish Growing Area Section 360-236-3330 MAP 2. Hood Canal 5 Growing Area 2 of 2 C3Hood Canal #5 (2 of 2) �I, achnlgronStnh°�epatlnenfo Health 0 1 2 Miles Date Updated:7/11/2018 71 w� I 169 �. & ■ 167 180 A P z 190 r uu�'aun 186 - ■1 185 181 - �� ■ i I 184 - 182 - • 183 ■ = — — O •j , 187 Nel, i 188 - - ------ 19.3 F...._ s, �. r ■� �� (,\" /vim R J/.G�l �%; �I��.,� I Ua z 303 p Classification Sampling Stations N Approved ■ Conditional w E • Prohibited - Restricted s Some sampling stations are highlighted Unclassified with grey box for ease of reading. Page 5 of 5—Shellfish Growing Area Section 360-236-3330 Hood Canal 6 ■ Washington State Department of Annual Shellfish Growing Area Review HEALTH Prepared By: Casey Deligeannis Area: Hood Canal 6 Year Ending: December 31, 2022 Classification: Approved, Conditionally Approved Activities in the Growing Area in 2022 The growing area was sampled five times in accordance with the National Shellfish Sanitation Program (NSSP) Systematic Random Sampling (SRS) criteria. The sampling event scheduled for December was canceled due to hazardous weather conditions. The Alderbrook Marina Conditionally Approved area was closed from May 1 through September 30 due to increased boating activities. The growing area was closed twice for a total of 12 days due to more than three inches of rain in 24 hours. Analytical Results of Water Samples Table 1 summarizes the most recent 30 samples collected from each of the sampling stations. All stations meet NSSP criteria except for Station 217. Station 217 fails the NSSP standard for an Approved classification with an estimated 90th percentile of 60.4 FC/100mL. Station 316 is Threatened with an estimated 90th percentile of 29.6 FC/100mL. Stations 192, 215, 216, 218, 225, 230, 292, 309, and 318 have a Concerned status with estimated 90th percentiles ranging from 20.2— 25.4 FC/100mL. Table 2 summarizes the most recent individual 30 samples collected at Stations 217 and 316. All Concerned, Threatened, and Failing stations had elevated fecal coliform results collected on 6/29/21. From approximately June 26 through July 2, 2021 the Pacific Northwest experienced a "Heat Dome" effect, with air temperatures breaking historical records, reaching 100+ degrees for consecutive days. This intense heat wave likely caused bacteria to multiply rapidly, leading to abnormally high results. Change in Actual Pollution Sources that Impact the Growing Area We currently have no information indicating the area has any new sources of pollution. Classification Status ❑ Well within the classification standards ❑ Meets standards, but some concerns ❑ Meets standards, but threatened with downgrade in classification ® Fails to meet current classification standards Remarks and Recommendations Station 217 fails the NSSP standard for an Approved classification. The Department should evaluate the classification the area near this station. Page 1 of 8—Shellfish Growing Area Section 360-236-3330 To request this document in another format,call 1-800-525-0127. Deaf or hard of hearing customers, please call 711 (Washington Relay)or email civil.rig hts(o)doh.wa.gov. Management Plan Evaluation 1. Have all parties involved complied with the conditions of the management plan ...................................Yes 2. Has reporting been adequate to manage the conditional area.................................................................Yes 3. Does the area consistently meet approved area criteria when it is open for harvest ..............................Yes 4. Has a field inspection of critical pollution sources been conducted ........................................................Yes Page 2 of 8—Shellfish Growing Area Section 360-236-3330 TABLE 1. Summary of Marine Water Data (SRS) for the Hood Canal 6 Growing Area Sampling Event Type: Regulatory Maximum Number of Samples: 30 Tides Included: All Station Classification Date Range Range Geomean Est. 90th Meets Number (FC/100ml-) (FC/100ml-) Percentile Standard (FC/100ml- 192 Approved 12/5/2017 - 10/31/2022 1.7 - 920.0 3.4 20.8 Y 207 Approved 12/5/2017 - 10/31/2022 1.7 -49.0 2.6 8.3 Y 209 Approved 12/5/2017 - 10/31/2022 1.7 - 70.0 3.5 14.3 Y 210 Approved 12/5/2017 - 10/31/2022 1.7 - 79.0 3.4 14.4 Y 212 Approved 1/29/2018 - 10/31/2022 1.7 -240.0 3.2 14.2 Y 213 Approved 1/29/2018 - 10/31/2022 1.7 -49.0 4.3 18.3 Y 214 Approved 1/29/2018 - 10/31/2022 1.7 -49.0 3.1 12.7 Y 215 Approved 12/5/2017 - 10/31/2022 1.7 -240.0 4.1 21.7 Y 216 Approved 12/5/2017 - 10/31/2022 1.7 - 350.0 4.3 23.2 Y 217 Approved 12/5/2017 - 10/31/2022 1.7 - 540.0 7.9 60.4 N 218 Approved 12/5/2017 - 10/31/2022 1.7 - 130.0 4.3 20.2 Y 219 Approved 12/5/2017 - 10/31/2022 1.7 -49.0 3.1 11.4 Y 220 Approved 12/5/2017 - 10/31/2022 1.7 -49.0 2.8 8.0 Y 221 Approved 12/5/2017 - 10/31/2022 1.7 - 13.0 2.4 5.1 Y 222 Approved 12/5/2017 - 10/31/2022 1.7 - 170.0 3.4 16.3 Y 223 Approved 1/29/2018 - 10/31/2022 1.7 -240.0 3.3 17.8 Y 224 Approved 12/5/2017 - 10/31/2022 1.7 - 350.0 3.3 15.2 Y 225 Approved 12/5/2017 - 10/31/2022 1.7 - 350.0 3.9 25.4 Y 226 Approved 12/5/2017 - 10/31/2022 1.7 - 350.0 2.8 11.4 Y 227 Approved 12/5/2017 - 10/31/2022 1.7 - 140.0 2.9 13.4 Y 228 Approved 12/5/2017 - 10/31/2022 1.7 - 79.0 2.5 7.6 Y 229 Approved 12/5/2017 - 10/31/2022 1.7 - 79.0 3.0 11.5 Y Page 3 of 8-Shellfish Growing Area Section 360-236-3330 TABLE 1. Continued Station Classification Date Range Range Geomean Est. W1 Meets Number (FC/100mL) (FC/100mL) Percentile Standard (FC/100mL 230 Approved 12/5/2017 - 10/31/2022 1.7 - 350.0 4.2 24.5 Y 231 Approved 12/5/2017 - 10/31/2022 1.7 -240.0 3.2 15.0 Y 232 Approved 12/5/2017 - 10/31/2022 1.7 - 79.0 3.5 13.7 Y 233 Approved 10/26/2017- 10/31/2022 1.7 - 120.0 2.6 9.4 Y 292 Approved 9/4/2018 - 10/31/2022 1.7 - 70.0 4.1 21.4 Y 298 Approved 12/5/2017 - 10/31/2022 1.7 - 130.0 3.0 11.3 Y 309 Approved 8/16/2018 - 10/31/2022 1.7 -240.0 3.5 21.3 Y 316 Approved 12/5/2017 - 10/31/2022 1.7 - 170.0 5.5 29.6 Y 317 Approved 12/5/2017 - 10/31/2022 1.7 -23.0 2.3 5.2 Y 318 Approved 12/5/2017 - 10/31/2022 1.7 -240.0 4.0 20.2 Y 319 Approved 12/5/2017 - 10/31/2022 1.7 -240.0 3.3 17.3 Y 320 Approved 12/5/2017 - 10/31/2022 1.7- 1600.0 3.0 18.0 Y 291 Conditionally 10/17/2018- 10/31/2022 1.7 - 170.0 3.2 15.5 Y Approved The standard for approved shellfish growing waters is fecal coliform geometric mean not greater than 14 organisms/ 100 mL with an estimated 90th percentile not greater than 43 organisms/ 100 mL. The above table shows bacteriological results in relation to program standards. Page 4 of 8-Shellfish Growing Area Section 360-236-3330 TABLE 2. Marine Water Quality Summary for Failing and Threatened Stations in Hood Canal 6 Station: 217 Classification: Approved Method: SRS Total Samples: 30 Range (FC/100 mL): 1.7-540.0 Date Range: 12/05/2017- 10/31/2022 GeoMean (FC/100 mL): 7.9 E90th (FC/100 mL): 60.4 Meets Standard: N Sample Event Type Time Tide SWT Salinity Fecal Date Coliform 12/05/2017 Regulatory 13:26 Flood 7 2 2.0 01/29/2018 Regulatory 13:08 Flood 8 0 17.0 05/09/2018 Regulatory 13:44 Ebb 16 6 13.0 07/19/2018 Regulatory 12:20 Ebb 19 22 13.0 09/04/2018 Regulatory 14:43 Ebb 20 25 1.7 11/19/2018 Regulatory 14:23 Ebb 8 18 1.7 02/28/2019 Regulatory 10:32 Flood 5 5 1.7 04/15/2019 Regulatory 14:38 Ebb 12 10 1.7 05/09/2019 Regulatory 10:01 Ebb 17 14 23.0 06/27/2019 Regulatory 14:48 Flood 18 24 1.7 08/07/2019 Regulatory 12:56 Ebb 20 25 4.5 10/02/2019 Regulatory 11:19 Ebb 12 21 2.0 12/04/2019 Regulatory 12:36 Ebb 10 27 4.5 01/21/2020 Regulatory 12:42 Flood 7 25 7.8 03/03/2020 Regulatory 11:26 Ebb 9 3 1.7 05/13/2020 Regulatory 11:12 Ebb 14 15 23.0 07/28/2020 Regulatory 11:19 Flood 21 22 13.0 09/08/2020 Regulatory 09:23 Flood 19 26 1.7 11/04/2020 Regulatory 10:09 Ebb 12 15 33.0 02/24/2021 Regulatory 10:46 Flood 8 8 1.7 04/19/2021 Regulatory 09:38 Flood 14 6 9.2 06/29/2021 Regulatory 08:28 Flood 23 19 540.0 08/30/2021 Regulatory 11:45 Flood 17 22 4.5 10/26/2021 Regulatory 10:16 Flood 11 9 79.0 12/08/2021 Regulatory 10:33 Ebb 9 9 13.0 03/23/2022 Regulatory 09:32 Ebb 11 8 170.0 05/23/2022 Regulatory 11:02 Flood 16 2 33.0 07/26/2022 Regulatory 16:01 Flood 26 21 1.7 09/20/2022 Regulatory 13:31 Flood 19 21 2.0 10/31/2022 Regulatory 10:38 Flood 12 22 70.0 Page 5 of 8-Shellfish Growing Area Section 360-236-3330 TABLE 2. Continued Station: 316 Classification: Approved Method: SRS Total Samples: 30 Date Range: 12/05/2017 - 10/31/2022 Range (FC/100 mL): 1.7 - 170.0 E90th (FC/100 mL): 29.6 GeoMean (FC/100 mL): 5.5 Meets Standard: Y Sample Event Type Time Tide SWT Salinity Fecal Date Coliform 12/05/2017 Regulatory 10:31 Ebb 7 10 4.5 01/29/2018 Regulatory 10:44 Flood 9 10 14.0 03/07/2018 Regulatory 10:12 Ebb 8 26 1.7 05/09/2018 Regulatory 10:59 Flood 13 22 6.8 07/19/2018 Regulatory 09:46 Flood 17 25 2.0 09/04/2018 Regulatory 11:48 Flood 18 23 1.7 11/19/2018 Regulatory 11:53 Flood 8 12 2.0 04/15/2019 Regulatory 12:07 Flood 11 23 1.7 05/09/2019 Regulatory 07:47 Flood 16 25 2.0 06/27/2019 Regulatory 12:26 Flood 17 23 1.7 08/07/2019 Regulatory 10:17 Flood 17 26 6.8 10/02/2019 Regulatory 09:03 Flood 11 22 7.8 12/04/2019 Regulatory 10:20 Flood 11 30 1.7 01/21/2020 Regulatory 10:01 Flood 8 30 4.5 03/03/2020 Regulatory 08:58 Flood 9 23 1.7 05/13/2020 Regulatory 09:02 Flood 12 28 17.0 07/28/2020 Regulatory 13:53 Ebb 21 24 1.7 09/08/2020 Regulatory 11:49 Ebb 18 26 1.7 11/04/2020 Regulatory 12:30 Ebb 12 26 9.3 02/24/2021 Regulatory 12:59 Flood 9 20 1.8 04/19/2021 Regulatory 11:57 Ebb 14 12 23.0 06/29/2021 Regulatory 10:40 Ebb 22 20 170.0 08/30/2021 Regulatory 14:02 Ebb 17 28 1.7 10/26/2021 Regulatory 12:33 Ebb 11 22 33.0 12/08/2021 Regulatory 12:46 Ebb 11 27 33.0 03/23/2022 Regulatory 12:06 Ebb 11 24 4.5 05/23/2022 Regulatory 12:54 Ebb 15 15 13.0 07/26/2022 Regulatory 18:07 Flood 24 24 1.7 09/20/2022 Regulatory 15:49 Flood 19 24 33.0 10/31/2022 Regulatory 13:17 Ebb 11 28 49.0 Page 6 of 8-Shellfish Growing Area Section 360-236-3330 MAP 1. Hood Canal 6 Growing Area 1 of 2 C3 Hood Canal #6 (1 of 2) O Health t6 1;1i1e Date Updated 1,21+2021 - - r - - ra•1Qr / • creek �}j�' 192 R. 28 J 98 9 � • -319 I .ati; i 627 ' f—14 - T ■ 20`I ■ 210 \ 227 6+ ■ , 212 latch I - 226 THE GRF. T BEND �- F 214 IFr, y h, r O N y Classification Sampling Stations N Approved ■ 0 vv E Conditional _ Prohibited _ Restricted S - Unclassified -scmey box formpling stations are highlighted with grey box for ease of reading. Page 7 of 8—Shellfish Growing Area Section 360-236-3330 MAP 2. Hood Canal 6 Growing Area 2 of 2 C3 Hood Canal #6 (2 of 2) OjHealth 0.7E 1.5 Miles Date Updated 12+13 2019 214 115 ■ - ■ 2191 ■ 'K9rdrRr — T z19 O / - O D 1225r--�,224 C Panr 223 N 309 242 / M .k., 2 2 ■��■�.r- ■ 8 Classification Sampling Stations N Approved ■ W E Conditional _ Prohibited _ Restricted s - Unclassified 'Somesampling stations are highlighted with grey box for ease of reading. Page 8 of 8—Shellfish Growing Area Section 360-236-3330 IS YOUR � �. SEPTI C SYSTEM . • DUE FOR AN INSPECTIO45 N? � . �,. MASON COUNTY Public Health & Human Services r' Visit www.onlinerme.com to view your septic maintenance history toda MASON COUNTY PRSRT STD Public Health& Human Services u.s.POSTAGE PAID 40 -415 N.6th St Shelton WA 98584 PERMITN,WA PERMIT NO.3 360-427-9670 ext.400 'Be Septic Smart' 3oin VS: Workshops WSU Extension Small Farms Program&Mason County Environmental Health Postal Customer In Person: July 6th 5:30PM-7PM Zoom Lunch n' Learn: Oct.12th 12PM-1:30PM ��►� Learn About: I Onsite Sewage Maintenance Schedule and Approved Service Providers The importance of Septic System Type maintaining your septic Conventional Conventional Mound& ATU,Glendon, Non-Residential& Gravity Pressure& Sandfilter Recirculating Commercial system to preserve Mason I Open Bottom Gravel Filter, - . County's natural resources Sandfilter Sub-Surf Drip& Community Different types of septic Drainfield systems and required Inspection Frequency 11 - maintenance Every 3years Annually Annually Annually Annually, Testing may be Landscaping your required. septic system Approved Service Providers Homeowner, Homeowner, Homeowner, O/M Specialist, O/M Specialist REGISTER' https: besepticsmartmasoncounty.eventbrite.com Pumper, Pumper, O/M Proprietary O/M Specialist O/M Specialist Device Licensee y I " E TENSION ®MASON COUNTY Or scan ❑n ' rMason County i+blicXealth&H....Se ites me to ri r WSU Exte�m°pm9.a,..°nae,npl,,me°t°.eownanremon w;m°tee ah�n,,,mot;°,,. sign up! I�2'� *Mason County always recommends a certified professional inspect all septic systems. EWdence ornoncompli°ncernaybe reported through your loml WSU Extension Ofice. Artyo�eatten gthlmpo9mmtn�re,u;re=e x;,isyo;d,o,eM e==n°Id onto tre _� Homeowner Inspection Reports must be submitted to Mason County Public Health H°Ilomn at 303 N 4th St,Shelmn WA 98584,(360)Q-96J0 eM 6 Tessa.Hallo,an@wsu.edu It lea 1—weeBe pr;°,to the erent. I using the prescribed checklist/form. Environmental Health Briefing TO: Mason County Board of Health FROM: Ian Tracy, Environmental Health Manager DATE: May 23rd, 2023 ITEM: On-site Sewage Advisory Committee by-laws SUMMARY: During our last meeting we reviewed draft by-laws for the On-site Sewage Advisory Committee. The document was updated based on feedback. REQUESTED ACTION: Review by-laws and consider formal BoH approval. ATTACHMENTS: Draft OSAC by-laws. MASON COUNTY ON-SITE SEWAGE ADVISORY COMMITTEE BY-LAWS Formatted:Font:12 pt I. PURPOSE The On-Site Sewage Advisory Committee(hereafter referred to as the Committee)is established bytk�_—Mason County Public Health and Human Services(MCPH) DepartmeRt and shall work towards the following objectives: Provide technical expertise to the MaSeR Ce--i ty H altH MCPH ,t in the development of ordinances,policies,procedures and priorities that will protect tk_-public health and be consistent with state and local regulator regulationsmandates. Provide perspective for the Mason reunty H althMCPH Department to assure that wherever possible,on-site sewage programs ordinances,policies, procedures,and priorities are practical,understandable,functional,and sensitive to the county's economic base. Provide support to t4e MaSOR CGWRty Wealth MCPHDL-PaFtFReRt by educating represented constituencies concerning Committee findings and recommendations. II. REGULAR MEETINGS The committee shall meet regularly on a monthly basis,and no less than quarterly, at the date and time set by the Committee at their first meeting of the year,unless otherwise notified by the President.The location for each meeting will be arranged by the Mason County Health Dep -tmentMCPH. III. RULES OF ORDER The proceedings of the Committee meetings shall be governed by and conducted according to the latest edition of Robert's Manual of Parliamentary Rules of Order, except when State Law takes precedent. IV. AMENDEMENTS Page114 Recommendations for amendments to tThese By-Laws require a may be, ^^&4 by simple majority vote byef-the Committee members present at any regular meeting of the Committee,if notice of the proposed amendment is contained in the agenda of the meeting. All proposed amendments must be approved by the Mason County Board of Health. V. QUORUM Six members of the Committee shall constitute a quorum and shall have authority to transact Committee business.A quorum shall be established at roll call and shall not be affected by member departures during the course of a meeting. VI. MEMBERSHIP A. Committee Makeup:Committee members will consist of up to 13 persons selected as follows: One representative of the Mason County Homebuilders Association One representative of the Mason County Realtors'Association One representative of the shellfish industry Three citizens of Mason County Three Licensed On-Site Wastewater Designers One certified Installer One certified Pumper One certified Operations and Maintenance Specialist One representative of the Masan County Health n,,part,,,eRtIVICPH 9—Selection of Members:All members shall be appointed by the Mason County Board of County Health.^ -�� B. Formatted:Numbered+Level:1 +Numbering Style: C. Terms of Membership:Committee membership shall serve three year terms, A•B,Q...+Start at:1 +Alignment:Left+Aligned at: 0.75"+Indent at: 1" although nothing contained herein shall prohibit the Board from re-appointing Committee members for more than one(1)consecutive term. Initially,one third of the membership will have one year terms,and one third of the membership will have two year terms,so that vacancies will be staggered. Initial designations of terms shall be determined randomly. D. Ad Hoc Member: In addition to the membership delineated in Section VI.A.of these by-laws,a representative from Washington Department of Health On-Site Page214 Program will be considered a non-voting ad-hoc member of the advisory committee. VII. OFFICERS A. The officers of the Committee shall include a President and Vice-President.The President and Vice-President may be removed by a simple majority of the Committee. B. Elections shall be held at the first regularly scheduled meeting after January 1 each year. C. The President shall preside over all meetings of the Committee.The Vice- President shall preside over all meetings at which the President is not in attendance.Should both the President and Vice-President be absent,an Acting President may be selected by the members in attendance. D. The term of office for President and Vice President shall be one(1)year.The President and Vice-President may not serve more than two(2)consecutive terms. VIII. AGENDA,MINUTES,CORRESPONDENCE,AND NOTIFICATIONS A. The President and/or the""^s^^Geunty Health DepaFtme-,+MCPH Staff shall determine the agenda for each meeting and notify each member of the Committee. B. Minutes,notifications and correspondence shall be the responsibility of tie C. Minutes shall be written summary of the proceedings and shall be kept by t#e Mason G96inty Health Departm^^*MCPH.Copies shall be transmitted to each member prior to the next regularly scheduled meeting.A copy shall be filed in the Health ^^part^,^^'MCPH office and shall be available to the public as a matter of record. IX. ORDER OF BUSINESS A. Call to Order B. Roll Call and Determination of Quorum C. Introduction of Guests D. Approval of Minutes E. Public Comment Period F. Committee Business Page314 X. ATTENDANCE Committee members are required to attend all regularly scheduled meetings. It is the responsibility of the members to contact the President or the""as^^CeuRty Health Depa.t....^^+MCPH prior to any known absence from a regularly scheduled meeting.Three unexcused absences may result in the On-Site Sewage Advisory Committee formally submitting a petition to the Mason County Board of Health requesting that the member be removed from the Committee and a new appointment be made. XI. PUBLIC MEETINGS AND NOTICES All meetings of the Committee shall be open to the public. ADOPTED this 9th of June, 1995. REVISED on 17th of July,2019. (Not signed by BOH) REVISED on 13TH of October,2020.(Not signed by BOH) REVISED on Pgtt,rh 23rd of RAa May,2023. Formatted:Font:12 pt Formatted:Font:12 pt MASON COUNTY BOARD OF HEALTH Kevin Shutty,Chair of Mason County Board of Health Date P a g e 4 4 Environmental Health Briefing TO: Mason County Board of Health FROM: Ian Tracy, Environmental Health Manager DATE: May 23rd, 2023 ITEM: On-site Sewage Advisory Committee membership renewal application SUMMARY: Paula Johnson is currently serving on the committee holding the position of Designer 2 (1). Her appointment expires on 7/28/2023. Paula has submitted an application to renew her appointment for an additional 3 year term. REQUESTED ACTION: Review application and consider formal BoH approval. ATTACHMENTS: Membership application for Paula Johnson. eoN Copt, 1'IuASON COUNTY COMMISSIONERS 411 NORTH FIFTH STREET SHELTON WA 98584 - Fax 360-427-8437; Voice 360-427-9670, Ext. 419,275-4467 or 482-5269 1854 I AM SEEKING APPOINTMENT TO Re-Appointment to Designer Position on the Mason County OSAC NAME: Paula Johnson --- ..—-------—.—._.................—__.......... -- ADDRESS: T PHONE: ( CITY/ZIP: VOTING PRECINCT: WORK PHONE: ( OR AREA IN THE COUNTY YOU LIVE) E-MAIL: ------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------- COMMUNITY SERVICE EMPLOYMENT: (IF RETIRED. PREVIOUS EXPERIENCE) (ACTIVITIES OR MEMBERSHIPS) COMPANY: Arrow Septic Designs 18 YRS (1CCA - np-,*.qnprRep3 year term from January 2022-2025, Mason County OSAC POSITION: President ..Designer. -.3...year-te-am from..J.uly........... _.----._-- 2020-2023, Shelton Presbyterian Church Turner Construction 7 YRS memberand former deacon COMPANY: ................................................._..._.........................._............ POSITION: Project Manager ------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------ -- In your words, what do you perceive is the role or purpose of the Board, Committee or Council for which you are applying: To address concerns and issijes facing our industry on a local and state level- Coordination and communication between the county, designers, installers, pumpers and o&m professionals to make our industry the best it can be. To promote education of our custurflers arid protect public health. I believe our industry plays a critical rule in micro-environmentalism, taking care of one land parcel at a time. I also want to hem our other industry professionals like suppliers and installers keep up on education, standards, regulations and the most current technologies. Since I low sot on the WE)SSA board. ' can also bi enu bank ai IV feedback u, educatio,i uuuu,tanities a,id sl m e Wit', 0SAe. c What interests, skills do you wish to offer the Board, Committee, or Council? I 2rn 2 fi-111-time designer living and working in Mason County for 18 years. 1 have great working r i ships with many industry professionals including suppliers, industry experts, my fellow WOSSA board members and contractors wTilcFi contribufes diverse feedback to 6ring�acic�oT�ie committee Also, my education 6hdbaab*§Fbun Is in (:nnctrllr.tinn Mnnanamant iv Please list any financial, professional, or voluntary affiliations which may influence or affect your position on this Board: (i.e. create a potential conflict of interest) .ong kAQ%Afn Your participation is dependent upon attending certain trainings made available by the County during regular business hours (such as Open Public Meetings Act and Public Records).The trainings would be at no cost to you.Would you be able to attend such trainings? YeS.__ Realistically, how much time can you give to this position? X Quarterly X Monthly Weekly Daily Office Use Only — 2-23-23 Appointment Date______.,_ _ ......... Signature Date Term Expire Date_ A .0 0 MASON COUNTY Public Health&Human Services COMMUNICABLE DISEASE & HOUSING & NOTIFIABLE CONDITIONS* HOMELESSNESS 228 cases of COVID-19 Request for Proposal Update 38 cases of Chlamydia • Request for Proposal Applications were due on April 21, 2023 *CD rates are suppressed for all nonzero counts which are<10 ■ $5,104,076 over the next biennium ■ Request for Proposal was for the following: SUBSTANCE USE — o Permanent Housing Programs IN MOBILE OUTREACH a o Housing and Essential Needs o Eviction Prevention o Emergency Shelter 32,660 o Diversion o Coordinated Entry Syringes W7 je - o Care Coordination Exchanged .0 Participants OVERDOSE DATA TO ACTION BEHAVIORAL HEALTH & (OD2A) ^ RECOVERY SUPPORT TRANSPORTATION PROGRAM • The in-county pilot program provided by the Patty Wagon ended in earl May.The need for this g y y program in our community was demonstrated by its Successful Overdose high utilization over the last 14 months. Our Reversals with Naloxone Epidemiologist will review and analyze the pilot Note that as of November,we are now collecting all program's data to assess effectiveness in design and overdose reversals that occurred since the last time we cost,which will further assist in the planning and saw that participant.Previously we collected one development of a sustainable transportation overdose reversal per refill engagement,so it is not program. Out-of-county transports continue through accurate to compare this report with previous reports. Gethsemane Ministry. ■ 377 Naloxone Kits distributed ■ 85 new people trained on overdose • 515 transports by the Patty Wagon (in prevention, recognition, and response county) ■ Re-engaged with 52 participants to • 7 transports by Gethsemane Ministry give refills (out of county - March only) MASON COUNTY Public Health&Human Services MATERNAL CHILD HEALTH This month, care coordination was provided for 12 Children with Special Health Care Needs clients, including special education needs, transportation needs, DDA and SSD referrals, homeless clients, and connecting with a PCP for a medical home. We also utilized our Mam speaking interpreter to do a visit for a very early preemie with feeding and chronic lung disease support. MASON COUNTY fie: �� qW SUBSTANCE USE HEALTH COALITION o—Eoo.._� PREVENTION COALITION VV We kicked off the Mason County Health Coalition in March, with a very successful On April 14, 2023, we conducted the fourth event at the Alderbrook Resort & Spa in Mason County Substance Abuse Prevention Union. There was just under 100 people in Summit.The Mason County Substance Abuse attendance from a variety of sectors. Prevention Coalition and Mason County Community Health partnered with the The 2023 Community Health Assessment Skokomish Tribe, CHOICE Regional Health (CHA) has been completed and will be Network, and Family Education & Support released shortly, along with the new Services.Topics included Social Norms, "Healthy Mason County" website. Prevention and Policy, and Fentanyl 101. Over 100 participated.The coalition has a second vape and dabbing training on May 17, 2023. RURAL COMMUNITIES OPIOID RESPONSE PROGRAM (RCORP) RCORP activities continue as usual, with peers and staff working diligently in the jail, from referrals from the emergency department and other departments of Mason Health, at the Mobile Outreach of Mason County, and at the Overdose Prevention Transit Center table. Agencies are currently working on seeking sustainability for programs to continue once the grant ends in August. HealthMelissa Casey, MPH I Community Manager