January 20, 2022 – Please be advised that the Mashpee Board of health has issued a TOWN-WIDE MASK ADVISORY In consideration of the recent surge in COVID-19 cases throughout Mashpee and the surrounding towns, the Board of Health is issuing an advisory to individuals who live or work in Mashpee, as well as those who frequent […]
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Winter Advisory Regarding Face Coverings, Massachusetts
Mask Advisory for Vaccinated and Unvaccinated Residents Effective December 21, 2021: In response to the spread of the Delta variant and the emerging Omicron variant, the Department of Public Health now advises that all residents, regardless of vaccination status, wear a mask or face covering when indoors (and not in your own home). The DPH […]
Masks Required in Mashpee Town Buildings
Please be advised that as of Friday, August 6, 2021 that face masks are required while in Mashpee Town Buildings.
CDC Updated Mask Wearing Guidelines
The CDC have updated mask guidelines for counties with high case rates. Even individuals who are fully vacinated should wear a mask indoors to maximize protection from the Delta varient of COVID-19. Barnstable County is currently catagorized as HIGH. There are currently no local government guidelines or mandates related to mask wearing.
Massachusetts Launches the “Let’s Go Out” Campaign
Massachusetts Launches the “Let’s Go Out” Campaign to Support Local Restaurants and Encourage In-Person Dining The Baker-Polito Administration announced the launch of the “Let’s Go Out” campaign, an effort to raise public awareness of the importance of supporting local restaurants across the Commonwealth. The campaign is being led by the Massachusetts Office of Travel and Tourism […]
House Passes Unemployment Solvency Fix
by Brooke Thomson The Massachusetts House of Representatives today adopted a measure to provide relief to employers affected by the increase in COVID-related Unemployment Insurance solvency assessments. The plan, if adopted by the Senate and signed by the governor, will lower the solvency assessment from 9.23 percent to 1.12 percent and spread the $7.4 billion […]
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