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News & Announcements

  1. Since Wednesday, 15 Residents have Tested Positive, Four More have Recovered, and

    the City Learns of Two New Fatalities Related to COVID-19; State to Deploy "Community Outreach Teams" to Framingham this Weekend Read on...

  2. Framingham Health Department to Host Drive-Thru Flu Vaccine Clinic for Residents

    Saturday, September 26 Read on...

  3. City of Framingham Awarded Two Design Studies

    Valued at $150,000 by the Massachusetts Clean Energy Center to Explore Strengthening Energy Resiliency in the City Read on...

  4. Since Monday, 22 Residents have Tested Positive, and 13 More have Recovered from COVID-19;

    Residents Who Test Positive for COVID-19 and have not Heard from the City's Public Health Department Within 24 Hours, should Call to Enable Contact Tracing; Clarification: City Issuing $500 Fines to Property Owners Violating the Governor's Order on Read on...

  5. Since Friday, September 11, 33 Residents have Tested Positive, 21 More have Recovered, and the City

    Learns of One New Fatality Related to COVID-19; Health Department Distributes Demographic COVID-19 Data; City Issuing $500 Fines to Framingham Property Owners Violating the Governor's Order on Gatherings; Community Hour Tuesday, September 15, at Read on...

  6. Framingham to Consider BJ’s Wholesale Club’s Request to Continue Alcohol License Transfer Hearing

    City of Framingham Board of License Commissioners to Consider BJ’s Wholesale Club’s Request to Continue Alcohol License Transfer Hearing from September 14 to October 5, 2020 Read on...

  7. Since Wednesday, 27 Residents have Tested Positive, 23 More have Recovered, and

    the City Learns of Two New Fatalities Related to COVID-19; State to Deploy "Community Outreach Teams" to Framingham this Weekend; Framingham Receives a $714,101 Community Development Block Grant through the Coronavirus Aid, Relief, Read on...

  8. State Public Health Officials Announce Four New Human Cases of West Nile Virus in Massachusetts

    The MA Dept. of Public Health announced yesterday there are four new human cases of West Nile virus in the State this year. This brings the total number of WNV cases in Massachusetts to seven. Framingham’s risk level was not elevated due to the new cases. Read on...

  9. The City of Framingham Awarded a $200,000 Green Communities Grant

    The Grant will fund eight energy conservation measures at four schools, including HVAC unit improvements, refrigeration enhancements, and steam system upgrades. Read on...
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    *Media Alert* Beaver Street Bridge to Reopen to Vehicular Traffic and Pedestrians

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  11. Since Friday, September 4, 32 Residents have Tested Positive, Averaging 6.4 Cases Per Day,

    27 More have Recovered, and the City Learns of Three New Fatalities Related to COVID-19; Health Department Distributes Demographic COVID-19 Data; State to Deploy “Community Outreach Teams” to Framingham to Increase COVID-19 Education and Distribute Hand Read on...

  12. *COVID-19 UPDATE*

    Free, Drive-through and Walk-up COVID-19 Testing Extended Through Wednesday, Sept. 30; Community Hour Tuesday, Sept. 8, at 5 p.m.-Diversity, Equity, and Inclusion, Continuing the Conversation Read on...

  13. City of Framingham Official State Primary Election Results

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  14. Since Monday, 17 Residents have Tested Positive, 18 More have Recovered, and City Learns of One New

    Fatality Related to COVID-19; Reminder: Free, Drive-through COVID-19 Testing Resumes in Framingham Thursday, September 3, at Staples’ Headquarters *No FREE Drive-through or Walk-up Testing in Framingham on Labor Day – Monday, September 7* Read on...

  15. *Health Advisory*

    Framingham Public Health Department Learns that Water at Lake Cochituate is Unsafe for People and Pets due to Cyanobacteria (Blue-green Algae) Bloom Read on...

  16. Free, Drive-through COVID-19 Testing Resumes in Framingham Starting Thursday, September 3,

    at the Staple's Corporation Company’s Headquarters at 500 Staples Drive; Free, Walk-up COVID-19 Testing Remains Available at Amazing Things Art Center on Hollis Street and The South Middlesex Opportunity Council Building on Bishop Street Read on...

  17. Since Friday, Aug. 28, 27 Residents have Tested Positive, Ten More have Recovered, and

    City Learns of One New Fatality Related to COVID-19; Health Department Distributes Demographic COVID-19 Data; Community Hour Tuesday Focused on Continuing the Conversation - Proposed Housing Moratorium; Fire Department Awarded a Grant to Read on...

  18. Since Wednesday, Aug. 26, 21 Residents have Tested Positive for COVID-19 and 78 More have Recovered;

    City Establishes Additional Free Walk-up COVID-19 Testing at the South Middlesex Opportunity Council (SMOC) on Bishop Street; City to Shut-down Recreational Facilities, Including Basketball Courts and the Skate Park; Read on...

  19. Since Monday, 21 Residents have Tested Positive, 11 More have Recovered, and

    City Learns of Two New Fatalities Related to COVID-19; Framingham Added to “High Risk” Category on Massachusetts COVID-19 Map; Reminder: Free Walk-up Testing Tuesdays and Thursdays at Amazing Things Art Center on Hollis St. Read on...

  20. Since Friday, Aug. 21, 20 Residents have Tested Positive for COVID-19, & Seven More have Recovered;

    Health Department Distributes Demographic COVID-19 Data; Community Hour Tuesday, Aug. 25: Unpacking the Department of Elementary and Secondary Education and Department of Public Health COVID-19 Guidance for Schools, Buses, and Community Recovery Read on...

  21. Mayor Yvonne M. Spicer’s Statement: Housing Moratorium Veto

    I thought it would be beneficial to the Council and the public for me to outline the main reasons I have taken this extraordinary action, which is only my second veto in nearly three years serving as Framingham’s Mayor. Read on...

  22. Since Wednesday, 21 Residents have Tested Positive for COVID-19, and Six More have Recovered;

    Drive-through COVID-19 Testing at Keefe Tech Ends Today and City Working to Secure a New Location, Free Walk-up Testing Continues at Amazing Things on Hollis St., Tuesday and Thursday; Community Hour Tuesday, Aug. 25: Unpacking the Department of Elementar Read on...

  23. New Director of Framingham Public Libraries

    Mayor Yvonne M. Spicer is thrilled to announce that she has appointed Lena Kilburn, upon the recommendation of the Board of Library Trustees, as the new Director of Framingham Public Libraries. Read on...

  24. *COVID-19 UPDATE*

    Since Friday, Aug. 14, 20 Residents have Tested Positive for COVID-19; Health Department Distributes Demographic COVID-19 Data; City Establishes Free Walk-up Testing Tuesdays and Thursdays at Amazing Things Art Center on Hollis St. Read on...

  25. Framingham City Clerk to Adjust Hours of Operation

    Effective Monday, August 17, Allowing Staff to Prepare for Mandated Changes Made to Election Laws During COVID-19 Read on...
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    Framingham Voters Can Choose How They want to Vote

    City Clerk Lisa A. Ferguson is pleased to announce that all registered voters in Framingham will be able to choose how they would like to cast their ballot for the September 1, 2020 State Primary and the November 3, 2020 State/Presidential Elections. Read on...
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