Community Health

Opioid Abatement Fund Distribution Information 2025

Opioid Abatement Fund Distribution GMPHC 2025 P1_Page_1

COVID-19 Vaccine Recommendations (October 2025)

Click the flyer below for Massachusetts' 2025-2026 COVID-19 Vaccine Recommendations for various age groups and circumstances, as well as links for additional information from the Massachusetts Department of Public Health.

COVID-19 Vaccine Recommendations v2

Revisiting Gasoline Contamination at Former Daisy's Gas Station:
Evaluation and Update (2025)

A Massachusetts Department of Environmental Protection Technical Assistance Grant (TAG) was awarded to the Carlisle Board of Health to fund the review and evaluation of environmental data from the gasoline contamination at the former Daisy’s Market gasoline station (1978 & 1989). AECOM, the environmental consultancy chosen for this project, created the following memo/report for residents and town officials to increase awareness, provide advice on response actions, and provide additional resources.

Read the Memo!

Former Gasoline Station (Daisy’s), 18 Lowell Street, Carlisle, MA. (RTN 3-2578)


Great Meadows Public Health Coalition       

Please visit the GMPHC's official website at www.greatmeadowspublichealth.org. On the GMPHC website, you will find information regarding upcoming meetings, agendas, and minutes for your reference. We encourage you to explore this resource to stay informed about the collaborative's activities and decisions.

UseSharpsSharps Containers and Disposal 

Containers:  Available for purchase at the Board of Health Office. 

Disposal:  Effective October 1, 2024, the Police Department will no longer accept Sharps for disposal. Carlisle residents may dispose of Sharps (in containers) in Sharps Disposal Bins located in the Bedford, Concord, and Westford Police Stations (open 24/7). Prepaid Mail-Back Sharps Containers may also be purchased online.

For more information:  Proper Use and Disposal of Needles and Syringes (www.mass.gov) 

Health Fact Sheets:

  1. Bedbugs (PDF)
  2. Carlisle Cancer Statistics (PDF)
  3. Eastern Equine Encephalitis (EEE) (PDF)
  4. Flu (PDF)
  5. Giardia (PDF)
  6. Mosquito Repellents (PDF)
  7. Norovirus (PDF)
  1. Powassan Virus (PDF)
  2. Substance Abuse Prevention (PDF)
  3. Rabies (PDF)
  4. Salmonella (PDF)
  5. Sharps Disposal (PDF)
  6. West Nile Virus (WNV) (PDF)
  7. Zika (PDF)