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City of Framingham Emergency Operations Center

The City’s Emergency Operations Center is now open to answer questions related to the COVID-19 pandemic, including information about food resources, testing sites, and ways to slow the spread of the virus.

The center will be open seven days a week from 8:30 a.m. to 3:30 p.m.

To connect to the Emergency Operations Center, please call: (508) 532-5800 Graphic of computer, laptop and phone with the following text: City of Framingham Emergency Operatio


News & Announcements

  1. Five Additional Framingham Residents Test Positive for COVID-19, Bringing Total to 177

    City Lights Memorial Building Blue to Honor Healthcare Workers and First Responders Read on...

  2. Twelve Additional Framingham Residents Test Positive for COVID-19, Bringing Total to 172

    Swimming Pools at Hotels, and Condo and Apartment Complexes Temporarily Prohibited from Opening; Pools at Private residences Free to Open if Maintained by Owners Read on...

  3. Fifteen Additional Framingham Residents Test Positive for COVID-19, Bringing Total to 160

    Those who speak Spanish or Portuguese now have a resource for COVID-19 Education, Evaluation & More Read on...

  4. Two Additional Framingham Residents Test Positive for COVID-19, Bringing Total to 145;

    Framingham Temporarily Closes Farm Pond Parking Lot to Further Encourage Social Distancing Read on...

  5. Thirty-one Additional Framingham Residents Test Positive for COVID-19, Bringing Total to 143;

    From the CDC: Create and Wear Cloth Masks in Public to Slow the Spread of COVID-1 Read on...

  6. Thirteen Additional Framingham Residents Test Positive for COVID-19, Bringing Total to 106;

    New Resource for Those Experiencing a Severe Food Emergency Read on...

  7. Seven Additional Framingham Residents Test Positive for COVID-19, Bringing Total to 93;

    City Confirms Fourth and Fifth Fatalities Related to COVID-19 Late fees on Real Estate Tax Bills Delayed until June 1, 2020 Read on...

  8. Nine Additional Framingham Residents Test Positive for COVID-19, Bringing Total to 86;

    City Confirms Third Fatality Related to COVID-19 Due Date Extended to May 4 for Older Adults and the Disabled to Apply for Real Estate Tax Relief Read on...

  9. Nineteen Additional Framingham Residents Test Positive for COVID-19, Bringing Total to 77;

    City Confirms Second Fatality Related to COVID-19 Late fees on Excise Bills delayed until May 4, 2020 Read on...

  10. Twelve Additional Framingham Residents Test Positive for COVID-19, Bringing Total to 58;

    Donate to the #FeedFramingham Effort to Support Food Insecure Residents Read on...

  11. Four Additional Framingham Residents Test Positive for COVID-19, Bringing Total to 46;

    City Hall, Libraries, Callahan Center and Loring Arena remain closed to the public until May 4 Read on...

  12. Five Additional Framingham Residents Test Positive for COVID-19, Bringing Total to 42;

    New Resource: COVID-19 Testing Locations Read on...

  13. Massachusetts Department of Public Health Issues Guidance

    around Issuing Community-specific Data about New Positive COVID-19 Cases Read on...

  14. One Additional Framingham Resident Tests Positive for COVID-19, Bringing Total to 37

    City to Open Emergency Operations Center to Answer Residents’ Questions about COVID-19 Read on...

  15. *Media Alert* Urban Street Sweeping Program is Temporarily Suspended

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  16. Fifteen Additional Framingham Residents Test Positive for COVID-19, Bringing Total to 36;

    Framingham Learns of the City's First COVID-19 Fatality Read on...

  17. Five Additional Residents Test Positive for COVID-19 in Framingham, Bringing Total to 19,

    City Receives $100,000 Relief Grant from State to Support Pandemic Efforts Read on...

  18. *Media Alert* Curbside Textile Collection/Pink Bag Program is Temporarily Suspended

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  19. Massachusetts issues a Stay-at-Home Advisory, Four Additional Residents Test Positive for COVID-19

    Massachusetts issues a Stay-at-Home Advisory, Closing All Nonessential Businesses at Noon Tuesday, March 24 City Receives Notification that Four Additional Residents Test Positive for COVID-19, Bringing Total to 14 Read on...
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    Mayor Declares Local State of Emergency in Framingham to Address COVID-19 Pandemic

    The Declaration of Emergency is retroactive to March 10, 2020 Read on...

  21. City Receives Notification that Three More Residents Test Positive for COVID-19

    Bringing Total to 10, Resources Available to Residents Read on...

  22. City Receives Notification that Three More Residents Test Positive for COVID-19

    Bringing Total to Seven Read on...

  23. Paying Excise Tax or Parking Tickets While City Hall is Closed to Public Access

    The City will not add late fees to the Excise Bills until April 13, 2020 Read on...

  24. As of Tuesday, March 17, 2020, Public Works Buildings are closed to the public until further notice.

    What buildings does this include? Read on...

  25. Framingham Learns that Student was not Tested for COVID-19

    On March 11, the City of Framingham announced that it was made aware that a parent of a Potter Road Elementary School student tested presumptively positive for COVID-19. Read on...

  26. *FRAMINGHAM COVID-19 UPDATE*

    City of Framingham Receives Notification that a Fourth Resident Tests Positive for COVID-19 Read on...

  27. Framingham City Hall and Public Works Closing Doors to Public Effective Tuesday, March 17,

    Fire and Police Stations to limit Public Access to the Minimum to meet Public Safety Needs Read on...
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    The City of Framingham Provides Guidance to Slow the Spread of COVID-19

    City operations, including regular and internal business, as well as mandated public hearings, Council, Board and Commission meetings, will continue for now. Read on...
  29. CORONAVIRUS

    Massachusetts Department of Public Health

    Reminds Everyone to be Vigilant against all Respiratory Viruses like Coronavirus and the Flu Read on...
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    Gentle Floor Yoga with Rebecca Reber For ages 55+ - GENTLE FLOOR YOGA WITH REBECCA REBE...
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    Gallery Reception and Open Studios The Mill Contemporary Art at Saxonville Mills The Mill Contemporary Art is a newly created art s...
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    CITY COUNCIL OFFICE HOUR THIS TIME IS AVAILABLE TO ALL FRAMINGHAM CITY COUN...
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    TLC LEGISLATIVE BREAKFAST
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    Gentle Floor Yoga with Rebecca Reber For ages 55+ - GENTLE FLOOR YOGA WITH REBECCA REBE...
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