Here are the latest updates from various sources on the Coronavirus public health emergency in Falmouth:

May 22, 2020: From the Town of Falmouth:
Video Update from Falmouth Health Agent Scott McGann:

May 21, 2020: Town of Falmouth Announces Beach Management Plans

May 19, 2020: Media Advisory: Cape Cod Healthcare to Resume Services in Accordance with State Guidelines

May 18, 2020: Reopening Massachusetts: Baker-Polito Administration Initiates Transition to First Phase of Four-Phase Approach

May 18, 2020: Massachusetts DPH Public Health Advisory: Safer-At-Home Advisory

May 15, 2020: From the Town of Falmouth:
Video Update from Falmouth Health Agent Scott McGann:

May 8, 2020: From the Town of Falmouth:
Election Information from Town Clerk Michael Palmer:

May 5, 2020: From the Town of Falmouth: Measures Taken to Protect Health of Voters and Poll Workers

May 1, 2020: From the Town of Falmouth:
Video Update from Falmouth Health Agent Scott McGann

April 28, 2020: Update from Board of Selectmen’s Meeting of April 27, 2020 Regarding Face Masks, and Special Events

April 28, 2020: Baker-Polito Administration Extends Non-Essential Business Closures to May 18th, Announces Reopening Advisory Board, Gatherings of 10 or more prohibited until May 18th, Stay at Home Advisory Remains in Effect

April 24, 2020: From the Town of Falmouth: Updated Coronavirus Message To Falmouth Residents

April 24, 2020: From the Town of Falmouth:
Video Message from Falmouth Health Agent Scott McGann

April 22, 2020: Video Message from Falmouth Select Board Chair, Megan English Braga:

April 21, 2020: The Baker-Polito Administration today announced new actions to support the ongoing COVID-19 response, including extending the closure of all public and private schools through the end of the school year, and the closure of all non-emergency child care programs until June 29, 2020.

April 17, 2020: From the Town of Falmouth - Early Voting Information for Special Election and Town Election on May 19th:

April 14, 2020: Cape Cod Healthcare has partnered with Barnstable County Department of Health and Environment and the Cape Cod Commission to provide a map of confirmed COVID-19 cases on Cape Cod:

April 13, 2020: Baker-Polito Administration Launches Manufacturing Emergency Response Team To Support Supply Production

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