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Framingham covid-19 pandemic information is live.
Staff will answer calls Monday-Friday, 8:30 a.m. - 3:30 p.m.
TO REACH THE CITY’S PHONE LINE, DIAL (508) 532-5411.


Para ver esta información en Español, haga clic aquí.
Para visualizar essas informações em Português, clique aqui.City of Framingham Information Line, COVID-19 Pandemic Information, 508-532-5411, Open M-F, 8:30 AM

News & Announcements

  1. Since Wednesday, Three Residents have Tested Positive & Five More have Recovered from COVID-19;

    Community Hour Tuesday, July 14, at 5 p.m., Focused on Impacts of the FY21 Budget, the Good, Bad, and Ugly; City's Public Library's Homework Center and Literacy Unlimited to Open Outdoor Learning Yard Read on...

  2. Blake D. Lukis, Experienced Public Works Professional, Appointed as New Director of DPW

    Mayor Yvonne M. Spicer is delighted to announce that she has appointed Blake D. Lukis as the new Director of the City’s DPW. Read on...

  3. Since Monday, Four Residents have Tested Positive, 27 More have Recovered, and

    City Learns of One New Fatality Related to COVID-19; Additional City Facilities to Open Monday, July 13 Read on...
  4. Photo of a yellow DPW Street Sweeper cleaning the road

    Framingham Department of Public Works Urban Street Sweeping Program to Resume Tuesday, July 21

    Read on...

  5. Since Wednesday, July 1, Seven Residents have Tested Positive, Eight More have Recovered, and

    City Learns of Three New Fatalities Related to COVID-19; Health Department Distributes Demographic COVID-19 Data Read on...
  6. East Middlesex Mosquito Control logo

    Mosquito Spray Notice: Truck-mounted Aerosol Sprayer to Apply Sumithrin Tuesday, July 7

    The City of Framingham was informed that the East Middlesex Mosquito Control Project is planning to use a truck-mounted aerosol sprayer to apply Sumithrin in Framingham on Tuesday, July 7, 2020. All spraying will be done between dusk and 11:30 p.m. Read on...

  7. Since Monday, One Resident Has Tested Positive for COVID-19, and 65 More have Recovered;

    Additional City Facilities to Open Monday, July 6; New Framingham Library Service Starting Monday: Order Library Materials Online, Pick up Curbside; *There will be no COVID-19 Release Friday, July 3, Next COVID Release to be Distributed July 6* Read on...

  8. Since Friday, June 26, Seven Residents Have Tested Positive, Three More have Recovered, and

    City Learns of One New Fatality Related to COVID-19; Health Department Distributes Demographic COVID-19 Data; Reminder: Community Hour Tuesday at 5 p.m., Focused on Building an Anti-racist Village with Community, Classrooms, College, and Clergy Read on...

  9. Since Wednesday, Six Residents Have Tested Positive, Three More have Recovered, and

    City Learns of Three New Fatalities Related to COVID-19; Community Hour Tuesday, June 30 at 5 p.m., Focused on Building an Anti-racist Village with Community, Classrooms, College, and Clergy Read on...

  10. Framingham Public Works to Resume Permit Sticker Sales, July 1

    As of July 2, a Permit will be required for entry to the Recycling Drop-Off Center (RDC) and Yard Waste Facility Read on...

  11. Since Monday, Six Residents Have Tested Positive, 13 More have Recovered, and

    City Learns of One New Fatality Related to COVID-19; Additional City Facilities to Open Monday, June 29 Read on...

  12. Since Friday, June 19, Four Residents Have Tested Positive, Six More have Recovered, and

    City Learns of One New Fatality Related to COVID-19; Health Department Distributes Demographic COVID-19 Data; Reminder: Community Hour Tues. - Part Two of the Phase Two Reopening, What it Means for Framingham Read on...

  13. Since Wednesday, June 17, Four Residents Have Tested Positive, Six More have Recovered, and

    City Learns of One New Fatality Related to COVID-19; Community Hour Tues., June 23: Part Two of the Phase Two Reopening, What it Means for Framingham Framingham's Water Division will Begin Non-emergency Water Meter Replacements Next Week Read on...

  14. The City of Framingham Has Placed Fencing Around Cedar Woods at 618R Waverly Street

    To Prevent Access to Lead-Impacted Soils Lead Soils Contained to Unoccupied Area not to Impact Residents and Local Businesses Read on...

  15. Since June 15, No Residents Have Tested Positive, 49 More have Recovered, and

    City Learns of Four New Fatalities Related to COVID-19; Additional City Facilities to Open Monday, June 22; Temporary Takeout Parking in the Downtown Business District Read on...

  16. Framingham Police Chief Steven D. Trask to Retire on June 26, 2020

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  17. Mayor Spicer, along with the Framingham Board of Health and Police Department, Issues Two Joint

    Orders to Help Eliminate Racial Injustice and Promote Equality for All in the City of Framingham Read on...

  18. Since June 12, Five Additional Residents Test Positive, Seven More have Recovered, and City Learns

    of Two New Fatalities Related to COVID-19; Health Department Distributes Demographic COVID-19 Data, Including Framingham-specific COVID-19 Testing Data Released by the State for the First Time; Read on...

  19. Two Residents Test Positive for COVID-19, and 13 People have Recovered,

    City Learns of One New Fatality; Community Hour Tuesday, June 16: Continuing the Discussion – From Marches to Action – What is Next? Read on...
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  1. Tue, Jul 14

    COMMUNITY HOUR - Focused on Impacts of the FY21 Budget, the Good, Bad and Ugly Mayor Yvonne M. Spicer will be joined by Framinham...
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  2. Thu, Jul 16

    Big Joe the Storyteller Energetic & animated tales from Framingham’s p...
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  3. Thu, Jul 23

    Dinoman! How do we know dinosaurs were here? What is a foss...
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  1. Thu, Jul 30

    AMC Nature Activity Explore your natural surroundings this summer with...
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  2. Fri, Jul 31

    What Cities and Communities Need Now - Webinar Webinar to be hosted by Northeastern University’s ...
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  3. Thu, Aug 6

    Pumpernickel Puppets Enjoy a classic fairytale puppet show and make you...
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Framingham was incorporated as a town on June 25, 1700 and most recently transitioned to a city and

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