31 confirmed cases

COVID-19

March 11, 2020 1:15 PM

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May 4, 2020 5:45 PMThe Board of Health announced two additional confirmed cases of COVID-19 in Medfield. Four cases have also recovered. The current case numbers are:
31 confirmed cases
24 recovered

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April 30, 2020 6:11 PMThe Board of Health announced two additional confirmed cases of COVID-19 in Medfield. Two cases have also recovered. The current case numbers are:
29 confirmed cases
20 recovered

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April 27, 2020 5:17 PMThe Board of Health announced four additional confirmed cases of COVID-19 in Medfield. Four cases have also recovered. The current case numbers are:
27 confirmed cases
18 recovered

ELECTION today

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Town Election Today, to 8 PM

At The Center.  I seemed to be #184 at 8:30 AM, so good turnout so far.

SB on 5/5/20

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TOWN OF MEDFIELD MEETING NOTICE Posted in accordance with the provisions of MGL Chapter 39 Section 23A, as amended Due to the COVID-19 emergency, this meeting will take place remotely. Members of the public who wish to view or listen to the meeting may do so by joining via the web, or a conference call. 1. To join online, use this link: https://zoom.us/j/91464936778?pwd=c2JXVEZHcHVEUWdlSDN2L2hQR1pWUT09 a. Enter Password: 3VmmqK 2. To join through a conference call, dial 929-436-2866 or 312-626-6799 or 253-215-8782 or 301-715-8592 or 346-248-7799 or 669-900-6833 a. Enter the Webinar ID: 914 6493 6778 b. Enter the password: 052527 Board of Selectmen Board or Committee PLACE OF MEETING DAY, DATE, AND TIME Remote Meeting held on Zoom Tuesday, May 5, 2020 at 7:00 pm Agenda (Subject to Change) 7:00 PM Call to Order Disclosure of video recording We want to take a moment of appreciation for our Troops serving around the globe in defense of our country Reorganization of the Board of Selectmen Appointments Town Moderator Scott McDermott to discuss 2020 Annual Town Meeting Discussion (potential votes) COVID-19 Operations/Action Action Items Posted: FY2021 Budget Annual/Capital Budget Annual Town Meeting Warrant Articles Town Administrator Update Next Meeting Dates Annual Town Meeting moved to Monday, June 15, 2020 Selectmen Reports

Still time to enter

New Life Virtual 5k

New Life Virtual 5k open to May 10

The New Life Virtual 5K is still open for runners, walkers and more through May 10. The event benefits New Life Furniture Bank of MA and its mission to provide essential home furnishings to those in need.

Runners and walkers register the same way they would for a conventional run, at www.newlifefb.org/virtual5k, where they can also create or join a team. Participants create their own 5k route, or use fitness apps. Teams or individuals may even choose to row 5k on erg machines, or to bike. Entrants complete their personal 5k anytime up to May 10, and runners and walkers log their times on Racewire. On May 11, results will be posted and awards will be given in traditional categories, as well as in new, creative categories like most creative course. Participants are encouraged to post photos with the hashtag #NewLifeStillRunning or send an email to trailrun@newlifefb.org. Over 250 people have already registered for the event, including runners from as far away as Melbourne, Australia.

The Virtual 5k offers an important opportunity for supporters who seek a way to do something positive and proactive while still being safe. “Folks joining the Virtual 5k not only support the New Life mission, they also are a welcome part of a community doing something that matters,” said Ron Yates, co-founder of New Life Furniture Bank. “That’s especially important right now. And, running in the virtual 5k is a healthy thing to do. Everyone wins.”  

The Virtual 5k raises funds that are critical to New Life’s ability to serve its clients. “The economic impact of COVID-19 is hitting our clients hard,” said Rich Purnell, Executive Director of New Life. He added that, “in the coming months, we anticipate a surge in requests as many families will be displaced from their homes.”

New Life Furniture Bank of MA collects high-quality gently-used furniture and household essentials that are then made available at no cost to individuals and families in need. The Medfield-based not-for-profit organization operates a Donation Center in Walpole, and serves the MetroWest and Greater Boston area. New Life provides a meaningful option for local residents who are downsizing, renovating or disposing of a loved one’s property.

To register, go to www.newlifefb.org/virtual5k. Those interested in being a sponsor or making a financial contribution are encouraged to visit www.newlifefb.org.

new life virtual 2020

29 confirmed cases / 20 recovered

COVID-19

March 11, 2020 1:15 PM

Coronavirus Information

Click here for more information about the coronavirus (COVID-19)

Facebook Opens in new window Twitter Opens in new window Email Opens in new window

LATEST UPDATE:

April 30, 2020 6:11 PMThe Board of Health announced two additional confirmed cases of COVID-19 in Medfield. Two cases have also recovered. The current case numbers are:
29 confirmed cases
20 recovered

Click here for our dedicated COVID-19 webpage.

Prior Updates

View All Updates

April 27, 2020 5:17 PMThe Board of Health announced four additional confirmed cases of COVID-19 in Medfield. Four cases have also recovered. The current case numbers are:
27 confirmed cases
18 recovered

April 23, 2020 9:49 AMThe Board of Health announced three additional confirmed cases of COVID-19 in Medfield. Three cases have also recovered. The current case numbers are:
23 confirmed cases
14 recovered

Click here for our dedicated COVID-19 webpage.

The Select Board member is in!

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Office Hours 9-10 AM today

Call 508-359-9190

Mental Health Awareness Month

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May is Mental Health Awareness Month

Look for the green ribbons and the green hearts around town to remind people that May is mental health awareness month.

 

Medfield residents – if you feel the need for mental health assistance, you can find counselors through Medfield’s subscription to the INTERFACE Referral Service – click or call INTERFACE (617-332-3666 x1411) to get:

  • INTERFACE’s no cost to you review of its database of local counselors
  • INTERFACE’s list of counselors who take your insurance
  • INTERFACE’s list of counselors who have availability to see new people
  • INTERFACE’s contact information for the counselors

 

INTERFACE is made available to Medfield residents without cost because of  underwriting from the Medfield Coalition for Suicide Prevention, a Medfield Foundation initiative that pays the annual fee.

 

TO DONATE to the Medfield Coalition for Suicide Prevention.

 

Call the INTERFACE® Helpline 617-332-3666 x1411 or 1-888-244-6843 x1411 WILLIAM JAMES COLLEGE INTERFACE Referral Service Where can you learn about Mental Health Resources in or near your community? How can you access Mental Health Services for all ages? Find answers at the INTERFACE Referral Service. interface.williamjames.edu Call Monday-Friday 9:00 am-5:00 pm to consult with a mental health professional about resources and/or receive personalized, matched referrals. For additional information and resources, please visit interface. wil liam james .edu/ community /medfield. Funding for this valuable service is generously provided by the Medfield Public Schools and the Town of Medfield.Interface cards_Page_2

 

Porch Fest – performers & locations

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In town volunteer shopping & delivery service

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Grocery shopping & delivery service

Medfield High School students, Ben O’Neil, Brandon Sahr, and Owen Brand, are offering to do the shopping for Medfield residents who cannot do so for themselves because of COVID-19 concerns.

Orders must be place at their website (the link is below) and there is no charge.

“COVID-19 puts our community at risk, and some people are at a greater risk than others. It may be difficult for these people to achieve once previously basic tasks outside their homes due to the chance of infection. Therefore, we decided to create this program based upon bringing groceries to those in our community who are at risk when doing so themselves.”

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Heroes among us

Melissa Coughlin, RN, Medfield resident, Board of Health volunteer, shares her coronavirus story from atop the Brigham and Women’s Hospital – from the Boston Globe – Hear her story

 

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