Health division logs multiple rabies cases, issues temporary food permits for Hampton Day
September 15, 2026 | Hampton, Sussex County, New Jersey
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The Sussex County Division of Health inspection report for May 1–31, 2026, documents several rabies‑related entries in Hampton, including case numbers 26-161, 26-184, 26-195 and 26-242. The record shows correspondence such as victim letters and post‑exposure prophylaxis (PEP) letters; dog 26-184 is recorded as released on 05/11/2026 and dog 26-242 as released on 05/20/2026.
The same inspection logs include temporary food permit activity for Hampton Day: Glass Tiger Hot Dogs appears in entries for plan review and temporary permit issuance. Inspectors listed in the log include Elise Schlosser, Melissa McGill and Josephine Sweetman, who appear as the reporting inspectors for rabies and temporary food permit entries.
The same inspection logs include temporary food permit activity for Hampton Day: Glass Tiger Hot Dogs appears in entries for plan review and temporary permit issuance. Inspectors listed in the log include Elise Schlosser, Melissa McGill and Josephine Sweetman, who appear as the reporting inspectors for rabies and temporary food permit entries.
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