MIDDLETON PUBLIC HEALTH HEROES
This weeks Middleton Public Health Heroes Award goes to our School Nurses
They have taken on so much this year during the ongoing Pandemic. In addition to band aids, stomach aches, head aches, bee-stings, Additional Info...
In-home vaccinations are available for home bound people who are not able to leave their home to get to a vaccination site, even with assistance. These individuals either:
Have considerable difficulty and/or require significant support to leave the home Additional Info...
In today’s video, Town Administrator Andy Sheehan previews the proposed Public Facilities Complex at 105 South Main Street. Town Meeting will debate and vote on the request on June 5, 2021. We want to know what information you need from us. We created a Read on...
The Middleton Health Department has accomplished one year of weekly COVID-19 reports to the community. We will continue to provide COVID-19 data and numbers. Starting this week, the Middleton Health Department each week will promote our Additional Info...
The 2021 Annual Town Meeting will take place on Saturday, June 5 beginning at 9AM. The rain date is Sunday, June 6. The Meeting will take place on the Henry Tragert Common on the soccer field behind Memorial Hall, 48 South Main Street. Parking will be Read on...
The Town of Middleton will be performing hydrant flushing throughout town, beginning March 29, 2021 thru April 9, 2021. Mon-Fri only 8:00 AM-6:00 PM.
If you experience water discoloration run an outside spigot or cold water faucet until clear. Thank you. Read on...
Transfer Station closed Sunday April 4, 2021 for Easter.
Resident brush drop off day Saturday April 10, 2021. 8:00 am-3:30 pm. Brush only up to 8” diameter Read on...
This is the first set of public health recommendations for fully vaccinated people. This guidance will be updated and expanded based on the level of community spread of SARS-CoV-2, the proportion of the population that is fully vaccinated, and the rapidly Additional Info...
The Academic Public Health Volunteer Corps (APHVC) developed a survey to assess vaccination attitudes and the degree of vaccine hesitancy among people in Massachusetts Results from the survey will be used to understand communication needs and inform Additional Info...
The following public bodies, after obtaining approval from the Attorney General, now use their websites as their official posting place. For agendas, please click on the desired organization to go to their website.