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May 2010
The Gulf Coast Chapter
recently hosted a meeting on 4/15/10 at the Baytown Community Center.
There were 89 people in attendance. Topics included Galveston County
Case Study of Hurricane Ike, Oyster Production in Galveston Bay after
Hurricane Ike, Neighborhood Nuisance Abatement Demolition Procedures
in Harris County, HEB’s Food Safety Program, Working Manufactured
food complaints, and When manufactured food licenses are required. The
Gulf Coast Chapter plans on hosting its next meeting on 8/25/10 in Rosenburg,
TX.
Shelly Crist
Chapter President
January 2010
The Gulf Coast chapter
held a dual track meeting in Conroe on November 19, 2009. This meeting
represented twin "firsts" for us; the dual track was a first
and it was also a first for pre-registration. Even though the OSSF track
was not approved by TCEQ untiil the day before the meeting, we managed
69 attendees for the day-long session. There is apparently a need for
more of this kind of OSSF training statewide, so this year we expect
to expand our program and mailing to attract more of these professionals.
Our food/general
environmental track was attended by another 80 or so sanitarians and
environmental investigators.
We also registered
42 new members (including some renewals).
A good time was
had by all.
Conrad Janus, RS
Administration Chief
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