Massaschusetts VaxMillions Giveaway
Baker-Polito Administration to Lift COVID Restrictions May 29, State to Meet Vaccination Goal by Beginning of June
Baker-Polito Administration to Lift COVID Restrictions May 29, State to Meet Vaccination Goal by Beginning of June... more ››
Declaration of Public Health Emergency Order-Mask Mandate
DECLARATION OF PUBLIC HEALTH EMERGENCY ORDER
General Bylaw-Sale of Non-Carbonated Unflavored Drinking Water in Single Use Plastic Bottles
May 2021Dear Business Owner:
Schedule your COVID-19 Vaccine with Cape Cod Healthcare
Schedule your COVID-19 Vaccine with Cape Cod HealthcareAll Massachusetts residents age 16 and older are eligible for the... more ››
BARNSTABLE COUNTY UPDATE ON VACCINE- 2/24/2021
We wanted to reach out with a few updates and reminders regarding COVID-19 vaccine distribution on Cape Cod:
COVID-19 Vaccination Presentation
COVID-19 Vaccination Process
Barnstable County Clarifies COVID-19 Vaccination ProcessFor Immediate Release
COVID-19 Regionwide Helpline Information
Barnstable County Announces Region-wide Helpline to Address COVID-19-Related QuestionsFiled in COVID-19, COVID-19 Press Releases, ... more ››
COVID-19 Vaccine Update 01.15.2021
Town of HarwichBoard of Health732 Main Street Harwich, MA 02645508-430-7509 – Fax 508-430-7531
COVID-19 TEST SITES OPEN ON CAPE COD
FOR IMMEDIATE RELEASE (December 14, 2020)- COVID-19 Test Sites Open for Appointments on Cape Cod.
Harwich Board of Health-Bedroom Definition
TOWN OF HARWICH BOARD OF HEALTH LOCAL REGULATION TO SUPPLEMENT TITLE 5 STATE ENVIRONMENTAL CODE BEDROOM DEFINITION FOR THE PURPOSE... more ››
AMENDED DECLARATION OF PUBLIC HEALTH EMERGENCY ORDER-ADVISORY REGARDING FACE COVERINGS AND CLOTH MASKS
Town of Harwich Board of Health 732 Main Street Harwich, MA 02645 508-430-7509 – Fax 508-430-7531
Advisory Regarding Face Coverings and Cloth Masks
ADVISORY REGARDING FACE COVERINGS AND CLOTH MASKS
APRIL 28, 2020
COVID-19 Testing Instructions
1. Call your doctor. Your doctor will screen you over the phone and determine if you should be tested. If you do not have a primary care... more ››