Excerpt from Twenty-Second (Twelfth Biennial) Report of the State Board of Health of the State of Vermont From January 1, 1918, to December 31, 1919

The Legislature Of 1919 passed a law which entirely reor ganized the public health work Of the state, abolishing all local town health officers and substituting therefor ten whole-time dis trict health Officers, whose salary and expenses are paid by the state. Under the provisions Of this act, the State Board of Health divided the state into ten sanitary districts as shown by the map and nine of the district health O¿'icers began their work July 1, 1919, the tenth, in District no. 7, commencing his service a month later. The law which has resulted in such a radical change Of organization is as follows.

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