By Michael Hartwell, mhartwell@sentinelandenterprise.com
Updated: 12/11/2014 06:53:04 AM EST
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Philip Leger, center, health agent for Phillipston and Petersham and the registered sanitarian for Royalston, shows his plaque, joined by state Rep. Stephen DiNatale, left, and Fitchburg Board of Health Director Stephen Curry at a meeting of the Montachusett Public Health Network in Fitchburg Wednesday. SENTINEL & ENTERPRISE / JOHN LOVE
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FITCHBURG -- While being recognized at Wednesday's Montachusett Public Health Network meeting for an award he recently received, health agent Philip Leger said in their task of preventing health public health problems, success means a lack of public attention. The Montachusett Public Health Network is an organization of 11 local communities that share board of health resources and is based out of the Fitchburg Board of Health. Two of its members received awards in October during the annual conference of the Massachusetts Health Officers Association, a statewide association for public health workers, and both were recognized for the award at Wednesday's Montachusett Public Health Network meeting.
Leger is the registered sanitarian and health agent for Phillipston and Petersham and the registered sanitarian for Royalston. He received the Michael D. Saraco Award, which is an acknowledgment of "his vast knowledge in the field of public health and for dedication, loyalty, enthusiasm and leadership in the MHOA," according to the engraving on the award plaque
He left Templeton out??? Another reason this guy should not get an extra dollar from this town, He is solely here for the money, his aim is to pad his retirement on Templetons dime
ReplyDeleteI would like to know how many hours a week this man is paid from all the towns he works for at present. If he is using one towns equipment,(cell) to do another towns business something needs to be done.
ReplyDeleteThese "jobs" seem like similar to the "no show" type jobs in State government. This guy is working for how many towns??? How does he manage his time, services, and equipment billing.
Is each town or employer aware of the requirements from the other towns on this mans time and equipment. It would be interesting to see how he charges his time, travel and expenses to each town.