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2017-05-09 Services & Organisation Committee Agenda
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SERVICES & ORGANISATION COMMITTEE MEETING AGENDA 9 MAY 2017
BRANCH ACTIVITIES RECENT ACHIEVEMENTS CURRENT PRIORITIES THE NEXT QUARTER
Undertake After Hour Inspection of No further inspections have been Further inspections are targeted Carry out further after hours food
Food stalls at markets undertaken this quarter inspections
Conduct Recreational Water Monitoring has continued over the Recreational water sampling has Ensure monitoring program is in
monitoring program - Public Health Act summer period and has now ceased for the winter period place over the next summer months
ceased. Conduct ongoing monitoring through
No recreational water problems to end of season
identified this season
Business as Usual activities. Have met with Communities staff to Commence discussions around the Scope the proposed Public Health
discuss scoping content given work facilitation and development of a Management Plan report on the
carried out on the social strategy Public Health Management Plan as
and sport & rec. plan foreshadowed in the Social Strategy.
Development of the 2017/18
operational budget
Pest Management
Conduct Aerial treatment program for Since February we have had 4 No new treatments planned. Carry out aerial treatments as
Vectors (of Disease) treatments Continue to monitor until mid-May. required
Approximately 1000 hectares
treated.
Aerial treatment contract for mosquito. New contract for the next 3 seasons Developing RFQ for the provision of Seek quotes and allocate contract to
now required Helicopter aerial treatment services appropriate business.
for 3 years.
Weekly Light Traps – With FTA Cards Weekly light trapping for mosquitoes No Detections for this period. Trapping will be reduced to
was conducted this quarter. These fortnightly over the next quarter as
traps have FTA cards in them that the weather cools
we send to Qld Health for testing for
Ross River Fever and Barmah
Forest Fever.
Monthly OVI Trapping set. Traps Set in Tewantin in Feb, Testing eggs for Aedes aegypti Trapping will continue in May, June
Cooroy in March & Pomona in April. vectors of Zika and Dengue. and July. Areas include Cooran, Kin
Ovi traps collect mozzie eggs which Tewantin was clear and Cooroy was Kin and Boreen Point.
we send to Qld Health for testing. clear, currently traps in Pomona.
We testing for Aedes aegypti
(Vectors of Dengue and Zika)
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