City Of Framingham: *COVID-19 UPDATE*

Press release from the City of Framingham:

January 5, 2022

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Charlie Sisitsky, Mayor

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FOR IMMEDIATE RELEASE 1/5/2021

For further information, contact:

Susan Nicholl, snicholl@framinghamma.gov                    

• FPS athletics, arts, and clubs are suspended. There will be no late buses for this two-week period at middle and high school. Explorers will remain open at the pre-k and elementary schools. Additional details regarding school activities can be found here
• Indoor group activities offered through the Framingham Department of Parks, Recreation, and Cultural Affairs—including Callahan Senior Center--will be suspended.

• Health Department Distributes Demographic COVID-19 and Vaccination Data: The City's Department of Public Health distributes demographic COVID-19 data about confirmed COVID-19 cases and vaccination efforts in Framingham. Reference today's data release here.  

• Update on the Vaccine Equity Initiative in Framingham: Since Wednesday, March 24, 8,730 vaccines – first, second, and booster doses - (Moderna, Pfizer, and Johnson and Johnson), as well as 320 home visits, have been provided under the Equity Initiative.  Learn more at the State's Vaccine Equity Initiative dashboard here.

• Rapid BinaxNow COVID-19 Testing BY APPOINTMENT ONLY: Monday-Thursday, 1-4 p.m.  Please call 508-532-5667 to make an appointment.  Face coverings required. 

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