HAPPY NATIONAL PUBLIC HEALTH WEEK!!
Stay tuned as we share informative content each day this week @12 pm.
Lets work together towards a clean, well-designed, connected community for ALL 🎉
Sign up and complete the scavenger hunt for your chance to win a free bike! Everyone leaves with a SWAG BAG! More information at https://t.co/9oxKpKlxiG
Update: ALL GROUPS in phase 1 are now eligible to receive the COVID-19 vaccine. Find eligibility information and vaccination locations to book your appointment at https://t.co/gLj5aFMsHR
Additional information available at https://t.co/S7TBgUoipy
On Monday November 16, 2020 from 4pm- 5:30pm, the Andover Health Division will be hosting a flu clinic for residents 18 y/o and older.
An appointment is required, click the link to sign up:
https://t.co/IuV46OamvC
The Commonwealth is urging anyone who has attended a large gathering in the past two weeks to get tested for COVID-19. Tests will be provided at no cost to you. Find a site near you: https://t.co/2pGUCFpbhB #covid19MA
Phase 2 of the state's reopening plan will begin today. Restaurants, retail shops, child care facilities and several other business/operations will be allowed to resume services.
For general information about the state's reopening process, visit: https://t.co/9gTOXWe1kZ
Don’t let a tick make you sick!
With the nice weather upon us ☀️please stay mindful of ticks. Below you can find helpful prevention tips. If you would like more information on ticks, please click the link below:
https://t.co/MmSzVPGost
With the warm weather approaching🌞 check out this memo from the Andover Health Division regarding #EEE, what the town is doing and what you should be doing: https://t.co/zluzlf0ila
Governor Baker has extended the stay-at-home advisory for non-essential’s until May 18, 2019
Find the latest updates on #COVID19 visit: https://t.co/8grh6V9yj3
Happy Friday everyone! ✨Don’t forget to wear a cloth face covering while running your errands this weekend! Growing evidence suggests the virus can be spread from those not showing symptoms.
Learn more about these coverings and how you can make one: https://t.co/jmhkvcdBtz
Use a cloth face covering in public,
your cloth face covering should:
✔️Reach above the nose, below the chin, and completely cover the mouth and nostrils
✔️Fit snugly against the sides of the face
✔️Made of multiple layers of fabric but still breathable
✔️Able to be laundered
#DYK? CDC’s recommendation on wearing a cloth face covering may help protect the most vulnerable from #COVID19. Watch @Surgeon_General Jerome Adams make a face covering in a few easy steps.
A cloth face covering should be worn whenever people are in a community setting, especially in situations where you may be near people. These settings include grocery stores and pharmacies.
These face coverings are not a substitute for social distancing.
ANDOVER WE NEED YOU!!
Our Town Manager has entered a “Census Challenge” vs. N.Andover and Danvers.Let’s show them who’s boss and show your Andover pride by completing your census @ https://t.co/qLLfNf6xnU
For more info on this challenge: https://t.co/fJV5gQKo3a
WE GOT THIS!💪🏽
Looking for something to do on this rainy day? Andover can't lose to North Andover and Danvers! Complete your census at https://t.co/lgCaN1onI7. Read more about the Census Challenge at https://t.co/11XLP9osxd
CVS Health is launching a rapid testing site in Lowell on Tuesday, 4/7. The testing will be conducted from the parking lot of Lowell's Showcase Cinema. The site will conduct up to 1,000 tests per day and will produce results in 15 minutes.
Read more: https://t.co/DTRgu5byCC
Take action to slow the spread by wearing a face covering in public spaces.These can be made from items around your home, such as a scarf or cloth napkin. Make sure the covering reaches above your nose and below your chin. For more info:
https://t.co/FxsGKnT0IJ
Here are some steps to help you cope with stress and fear from COVID-19. Take care of your body. Virtually connect with others. Take breaks from the news & social media. Make time to unwind. #covid19MA