Covid-19 Vaccine, Updates & Precautions • Statement from the Commonwealth of Massachusetts Covid-19 Command Center • How to book a COVID vaccine appointment: Despite Massachusetts’ vaccination website mishap, there are several ways to sign up • Hopkinton Public Schools Reopening Planning Updates • Public Notice: Sign up for Main St Corridor Project Updates • Crews fix water main break on Eastview Road • ZAC continues tree-cutting bylaw discussion, considers restricting site area alteration

Covid-19 Updates & Precautions

This page provides information, maps and resources about the coronavirus response in our local area.

Visit Hopkinton, MA – Coronavirus Response Hub

As of 02/17/21, Hopkinton’s Health Department is reporting 715 total confirmed COVID-19 cases; 19 of those cases are active, with 679 recoveries and 17 deaths. You can see historical tracking and updates on Hopkinton’s Community Impact Dashboard

The most recent update from Feb 19th includes:

• Massachusetts Department of Public Health COVID-19 weekly Public Health Report
• Massachusetts Department of Public Health Weekly COVID-19 Vaccination Report
• Future Vaccine Distribution
• Hopkinton Public Schools
• Library Walk-In Hours Expand 2/22

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Statement from the Commonwealth of Massachusetts Covid-19 Command Center

How to book a COVID vaccine appointment: Despite Massachusetts’ vaccination website mishap, there are several ways to sign up

Hopkinton Public Schools Reopening Planning Updates

Public Notice: Sign up for Main St Corridor Project Updates

HOPKINTON, MA (February 19, 2021) – The Town of Hopkinton is pleased to announce the launch of a new project website for the Main Street Corridor Project designed to provide construction project updates on a regular basis. In addition, the website also includes an email signup form to receive project updates right in your inbox.

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Crews fix water main break on Eastview Road

According to Water and Sewer manager Eric Carty, crews finished repairing a water main break on Eastview Road just before noon on Thursday.

“The main was fixed and returned to service in under two hours,” Carty wrote via email. “Crews will be grabbing lunch and then preparing for a long-duration snow event.”
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ZAC continues tree-cutting bylaw discussion, considers restricting site area alteration

Looking to strengthen the bylaw, members suggested changing the percentage of the site area in residential and agricultural zones that can be cleared of trees and have the topography altered to a maximum of 20 percent, down from 40 percent. Business and industrial zones were left at 70 percent.

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