Category: Town Government

As you know, a large part of our reopening strategy hinges on the ability of the state to rapidly and easily test large numbers of residents for COVID-19 to ensure that anyone who may be exposed to the virus can be identified and take precautions as soon as possible.

The annual Safe Routes to School Awards ceremony was recently held – virtually of course. Fred H. Miller School was recognized twice during the program.

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As we complete our first week of “Phase II,” information has been coming out quickly about changes that families, businesses, and health care professionals are experiencing as we reopen more sectors of our economy. As always, we know that precaution and prevention are the most effective ways to combat COVID-19.

One of the frequently asked questions as we move toward reopening is how the ban on large gatherings applies in different scenarios under this new phase.

One of the most important aspects of our transition to phase 2 of reopening is the ability of health care providers to resume more services, including non-urgent preventative care, pediatric care, and dental visits.

Today marks the official start of the Phase 2 “Cautious” stage of our state’s reopening plan.