COVID-19 Information

As an extension to Mayor Hedlund’s emergency declaration last week and in accordance with new guidance from Governor Baker and the Massachusetts Department of Public Health (MDPH), the town is taking the following measures at this time. These measures are being taken in an effort to balance the ability to continue to provide important services and to protect the health and safety of the residents of Weymouth. These measures can be extended, shortened, or changed as the town receives additional guidance from the state and federal government.

As of the close of business on Monday, March 16, 2020 services and closures are as follows:

TOWN BUILDINGS/OFFICES

**ALL Weymouth Town Buildings will be closed to the public until at least Monday, April 6**

This includes Town Hall, the McCulloch Building/Senior Center, the DPW Building, the Teen Center, and all Public Libraries. Access will be limited to staff only. For additional information regarding specific department functions, please CLICK HERE, or contact the department at the information below.

Essential services will continue but are subject to change as circumstances change. Town business hours will remain the same, but residents and others must call or utilize online resources at weymouth.ma.us for services. Additionally, residents can utilize the existing drop box located outside of Town Hall for payment of bills. Any envelope-sized documents directed to Town Hall departments may be left in the drop box. Staff will be available by phone and email in all departments during regular business hours to provide information and answer questions. General questions about ongoing operations should be directed to the Mayor’s Office at 781-340-5012. After-hours calls may be directed to the Mayor’s 24hr hotline at 800-335-8606.