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Framingham covid-19 pandemic information is live.
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TO REACH THE CITY’S PHONE LINE, DIAL (508) 532-5411. City of Framingham Information Line, COVID-19 Pandemic Information, 508-532-5411, Open M-F, 8:30 AM

News & Announcements

  1. Eight Additional Residents Test Positive, 32 People have Recovered from the Virus, and

    City Learns of One New COVID-19 Fatality; Health Department Releases Demographic COVID-19 Data; City to Commemorate the National Day of Mourning Monday, June 1, with a Moment of Silence at Noon To honor the 100,000+ Americans Who Have Died from COVID-19; Read on...

  2. Fourteen Additional Residents Test Positive, 18 People have Recovered from the Virus, and

    City Learns of One New COVID-19 Fatality; City Hall at 150 Concord Street to Partially Reopen to the Public Monday, June 1; Questionnaire to Learn More about Local Restaurants that Plan to Include Temporary Outdoor Seating Upon Reopening Read on...

  3. Fourteen Additional Residents Test Positive, 17 People have Recovered from the Virus, and

    City Learns of One New COVID-19 Fatality; June 2 Community Hour: Reopening & Recovery, Continuing the Dialogue Read on...

  4. Four Additional Residents Test Positive, 40 People have Recovered from the Virus,

    and City Learns of Two New COVID-19 Fatalities; City to Establish Summer Programming Task Force – Community Organizations Encouraged to Participate in Online Survey Read on...

  5. Since May 24, 17 Additional Residents Test Positive, 42 People have Recovered from the Virus,

    and City Learns of Two New COVID-19 Fatalities; Reminder: Community Hour Focused on Education in Framingham Amid the Pandemic Today at 5 p.m. Read on...

  6. Eleven Additional Residents Test Positive, and 27 People have Recovered from the Virus

    *There will be no News Update Monday, May 25* Read on...

  7. Eighteen Additional Residents Test Positive, and 13 People have Recovered from the Virus

    Health Department Releases Demographic COVID-19 Data; May 26 Community Hour Focused on Education in Framingham Amid the Pandemic Read on...

  8. Fourteen Additional Residents Test Positive, and City Learns of One New COVID-19 Related Fatality;

    Emergency Operations Center Closed Today at 3:30 p.m. and Replaced by a New City Informational Phone Line Tuesday, May 26; Read on...
  9. Photo of a yellow street sweeper with the following Text: City of Framingham Annual Street Sweeping

    Framingham Public Works to Resume Citywide Street Sweeping Program

    Read on...

  10. Fifty-seven Additional Residents Test Positive, 24 More Have Recovered, and

    City Learns of One New COVID-19 Related Fatality; Forty-three of the New Cases Connected to Nursing Homes Framingham Public Works to Reopen the Recycling Drop-Off Center and Resume Bulky Item Collection Read on...

  11. Twenty-eight Additional Residents Test Positive, and 86 More have Recovered,

    City Learns of Three New COVID-19 Related Fatalities; Census 2020 Deadline Extended Due to the Pandemic Read on...

  12. Framingham Public Works to Reopen the Recycling Drop-Off Center and Resume Bulky Item Collection

    To Help Slow the Spread of COVID-19, the City Implements Changes at the Center Read on...

  13. Nine Additional Residents Test Positive, and 39 More have Recovered,

    City Learns of One New COVID-19 Related Fatality; Resource: List of Departments and Phone Numbers Most Accessed by the Public Read on...
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    Osmose Utility to Begin Inspecting Utility Poles on May 20 Throughout the City of Framingham

    Read on...

  15. Ten Additional Residents Test Positive, and nine More have Recovered,

    City Learns of Three New COVID-19 Related Fatalities Reminder: May 19 Zoom Community Hour Focused on Laying the Foundation for Reopening the City Read on...

  16. Twenty-eight Additional Residents Test Positive, and 13 More have Recovered,

    City Learns of Three New COVID-19 Related Fatalities Read on...

  17. Forty-four Additional Residents Test Positive, and 42 More have Recovered,

    City Learns of Five Additional Fatalities Related to COVID-19; Health Department Releases Demographic COVID-19 Data; Read on...

  18. Twenty-four Additional Residents Test Positive, 29 More People have Recovered,

    Framingham Learns of Three Additional Fatalities Related to COVID-19; City to Cancel Memorial Day Event in Nevins Hall but Will Hang American Flags along Union Ave., Concord St., and in McGrath Sq. to Honor Veterans, First Responders, and Healthcare Read on...

  19. Twenty-seven Additional Residents Test Positive, 38 More People have Recovered,

    City to Distribute Donated Cloth Face Coverings Read on...

  20. Twenty-nine Additional Residents Test Positive, 26 More People have Recovered,

    City Learns of Six New COVID-19-related Fatalities; Reminder: Resources for Those Experiencing Food Insecurity Read on...

  21. Twelve Additional Residents Test Positive, 25 More People have Recovered,

    City Learns of Four New COVID-19-related Fatalities; City to Raise the Pride Flag and Light up City Hall to Honor LGBTQ+ Pride Month Read on...

  22. Since May 9, 58 Additional Residents Test Positive, 54 More People have Recovered,

    City Learns of Four New COVID-19-related Fatalities; May 12 Zoom Community Hour Focused on Framingham Businesses Amid the Pandemic Read on...

  23. Thirty-three Additional Residents Test Positive, 45 More have Recovered, and

    City Learns of Six New COVID-19-related fatalities; New Fatalities Connected to Long Term and Skilled Nursing Facilities; Health Department Releases Demographic COVID-19 Data; Read on...

  24. Twenty-one Additional Residents Test Positive & City Learns of four new COVID-19-related fatalities;

    May 12 Zoom Community Hour Focused on Framingham Businesses Amid the Pandemic Read on...

  25. Twenty-four Additional Residents Test Positive for COVID-19,

    Twelve More People have Recovered from the Virus Read on...

  26. Thirty-nine Additional Residents Test Positive, City announces Six New COVID-19-Related Fatalities,

    Sixteen More People have Recovered; City Launches a New Mental Health and Substance Use Resource Page Read on...

  27. Sixteen Additional Residents Test Positive and City Learns of One New COVID-19-Related Fatalities,

    Framingham to Cancel the 2020 Flag Day Parade Read on...

  28. Seventy-five Additional Residents Test Positive, City Learns of Two New COVID-19-Related Fatalities,

    Forty of the New Cases Connected to Long Term Care and Skilled Nursing Facilities; May 5 Zoom Community Hour with Mayor Spicer and Local Mental Health Experts Read on...

  29. Forty-two additional residents test positive

    City learns of two new COVID-19-related fatalities Read on...

  30. Ninety-one Additional Test Positive Today, Three New Virus-Related Fatalities, 76 More Recovered,

    Roughly 41% of New Positive Cases Connected to Long Term and Skilled Nursing Facilities; Health Department Releases Demographic COVID-19 Data Information Read on...

  31. Forty-five Additional Residents Test Positive, City Learns of Two New COVID-19-Related Fatalities;

    City Tracking and Working with 195 Residents Quarantined Due to Close Contact with Positive Cases; Curbside Textile Collection/Pink Bag Program to Resume May 4, 2020 Read on...

  32. Fifty-eight Additional Residents Test Positive, City Learns of Five New COVID-19-Related Fatalities;

    May 5, Zoom Community Hour with Mayor Spicer and Local Mental Health Experts Read on...
  33. 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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    COMMUNITY HOUR - Reopening & Recovery, Continuing the Dialogue
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