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1. www.ccfoodsecurity.orgCCFSC - Home

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   Cumberland County Food Security Council 111 Wescott Road South Portland, ME 04106 info@ccfoodsecurity.org 207-939-3854. Subscribe to our Mailing List

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     The 2022 Community Profile highlights the most recent data...

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     CCFSC believes our country’s history of institutional racism...

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     We hosted our 2023 Food Policy Forum on April 12th,...

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     Before joining the council in 2021 as the Food Fuels...

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2. cumberlink.com › news › localCumberland County residents, reps discuss pros, cons of FPRs

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   May 2, 2024 · Cumberland county residents, officials weigh benefits, concerns of FPR use. Maddie Seiler. May 2, 2024. Food processing residuals, or FPRs, are spread in farm fields along the 900 block of West ...

3. www.cumberlandcountync.gov › food-establishmentsFood and Lodging

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   The Food and Lodging Section is responsible for enforcing rules governing restaurants, food stands, mobile food units, meat markets, hotels, bed and breakfasts, and summer camps through permitting and inspections of these establishments. The aim is to reduce the risk of food-borne illness and other communicable diseases.

4. www.cumberlandcountync.gov › departments › publicAbout Us

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   To advance health equity and quality of life by creating a healthy food environment where all members of the Fort Liberty and Cumberland County communities can thrive.

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   To provide a forum for representatives involved in all aspects of the local food system to foster effective policies, programs, and community collaboration that decrease food insecurity and increase access to healthy foods within Fort Liberty and Cumberland County.

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   Fort Liberty & Cumberland County Food Policy Council is committed to cultivating an inclusive environment where diversity is valued, respected and celebrated. We strive to embrace all individuals in their identities, beliefs, and personal backgrounds. Membership and participation in the Fort Liberty & Cumberland County Food Policy Council shall be ...

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5. www.ccfoodsecurity.org › uploads › 9/7/0Campaign to Promote Food Security in Cumberland County - CCFSC

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   Program (TEFAP). A Cumberland County survey conducted in 2010 by the Maine Hunger Initiative, however, reports that only around 50% of county EFOs receive resources from either GSFB or TEFAP, suggesting a much higher food pantry usage rate than these reports suggest. Cumberland County Cumberland County is Maine’s most affluent

6. www.ccfoodsecurity.org › food-pantriesFood Pantries - CCFSC

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   Who is the Cumberland County Food Security Council?

   • We are engaged citizens, community leaders, and representatives from local organizations who are leading the efforts to build food security in Cumberland County and across Maine. The Cumberland County Food Security Council (CCFSC) is located on unceded Wabanaki Confederacy land, which is now known as Cumberland County, Maine.

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   What percentage of Cumberland County residents are food insecure?

   • In Cumberland County, 13% of residents have limited access to healthy food and nearly one in five (19%) of residents are considered food insecure. Poverty is an underlying barrier to access healthy food, and 42.9% of single mothers in Cumberland County live in poverty.

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   How do I Sell hazardous food at an event in Cumberland County?

   • All food vendors wishing to sell potentially hazardous foods at an event in Cumberland County must complete an application and return it to our office with the required fee at a minimum of 15 days prior to the date of operation. The event sponsor must also notify the department prior to the event and complete all necessary forms from this office.

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   Is Cumberland County a food desert?

   • In 2015, 20 census tracts within Cumberland County met the definition of a food desert, including five census tracts located on Ft. Liberty. In Cumberland County, 13% of residents have limited access to healthy food and nearly one in five (19%) of residents are considered food insecure.

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