Town Administrator Mallory Aronstein, Town Administrator Mark Ullucci and Swansea/Somerset Public Health Nurse Desiree Harding, on behalf of the towns of Somerset and Swansea, invite residents and members of the public to participate in the upcoming blood drive hosted with the American Red Cross on May 1.
Chief Marc Haslam reports that the Swansea Police Department is investigating a serious motor vehicle crash involving a motorcycle that took place on Saturday.
Town Administrator Mallory Aronstein is pleased to invite community members to attend a ribbon cutting, recognition and dedication ceremony that will be held tomorrow to mark the completion of the Town of Swansea’s waterfront bathhouse.
Today, the Baker-Polito Administration announced allocation and distribution plans for the first round of COVID-19 vaccine shipments to Massachusetts set to begin around December 15. The state’s first shipment of 59,475 doses of the Pfizer vaccine was ordered from the federal government this past Friday and will be delivered directly to 21 hospitals across 8 counties, as well as to the Department of Public Health Immunization lab.
Today, the Baker-Polito Administration announced that effective Sunday, December 13th, all communities in Massachusetts will return to Step 1 of Phase 3, of the Commonwealth’s reopening plan. This will reduce indoor capacities across a broad range of sectors of the economy and tighten several other workplace restrictions. The Administration announced the roll-back to respond to an increase in new COVID-19 infections and hospitalizations since the Thanksgiving holiday that is straining the health care system in Massachusetts.
Town Administrator Mallory Aronstein reports that the Town of Swansea remains in the Commonwealth’s “Red” High-Risk designation for the fourth week in a row, and urges residents to continue to closely follow COVID-19 prevention guidance.
Town Administration Mallory Aronstein reports that the Town of Swansea has seen a further rise in positive COVID-19 cases in recent weeks, and town officials are continuing to urge the community to follow COVID-19 prevention guidance.
Board of Selectmen Chairman Christopher Carreiro reports that the Town of Swansea has seen a rise in positive COVID-19 cases recently, resulting in an increased risk designation from the Commonwealth.
The Town of Swansea would like to share tips for trick-or-treating and alternative Halloween activities to help prevent the spread of COVID-19.
The Town of Swansea is urging the community to follow COVID-19 prevention guidance following another rise in positive COVID-19 cases recently.
