Some of the organizations below may no longer have tests in stock. Kits were assigned to community organizations, social service agencies, faith-based and other special interest groups to distribute to individuals and families across Worcester, many in priority categories who may not otherwise have access to testing, while supplies last. The City has been allocated 67,770 kits, each with two tests for a total 135,540 tests. The City of Worcester's Department of Health and Human Services, Division of Public Health and the Office of Emergency Management began targeted distribution of iHealth Labs OTC rapid antigen test kits as provided by the Massachusetts Department of Public Health on Friday, December 17. Please see our Vaccination Information page for a fully updated schedule of vaccine/booster clinics. Please note that COVID-19 vaccines/boosters will not be available Monday - Thursday, but they will be available every Friday, from 12 - 3 p.m. restricted to senior citizens and those with compromised immune systems/vulnerabilities).Д¬lose COVID-19 Testing: Stop the Spread Walk-Up TestingД«eginning Monday, January 3, the UMass Memorial Health clinic at the Mercantile Center will offer free, walk-up testing four days a week.

Appointment Hours: Monday through Friday, 8 a.m.

Inspectional Services & WFD (25 Meade Street)ДPW/Customer Service (76 East Worcester Street) & Parks (50 Skyline Drive)

Residents may also order/pay online and pick-up in person.

Check and electronic payment only - no cash.

restricted to senior citizens and those with compromised immune systems/vulnerabilities).

Appointment Hours: Tuesdays & Thursdays, 11 a.m.

Municipal Service Center (801 Main Street)

Two self-service kiosks will be available on the first floor for online transactions.

Entrance: Bell Lobby door at the back of City Hall only.

All forms of payment accepted for Treasury services cash & check accepted for vital records.

Appointment Hours: Monday through Friday, 9 a.m.

Violation of the Order or DPH Guidance may result in a civil fine of up to $300 per violation, in the manner provided for non-criminal disposition of violations of municipal by-law, ordinance, rule or regulation pursuant to MGL c.

30 are authorized to enforce the Order, and if necessary may do so with the assistance of local and state police.

The DPH and local boards of health and authorized agents under MGL c.

If a customer refuses to wear a mask of cloth face covering for non-medical reasons, a business may decline entry to that individual.

When using any means of mass transit, or in an enclosed or semi-enclosed transit stop or waiting area.

When providing or using the services of a taxi, car, livery, ride-sharing or similar service.

All persons are required to wear masks or cloth face coverings at all times inside:.

Order applies to all workers and all customers of all businesses and organizations that are open to the public that are permitted to operate as COVID-19 Essential Businesses.

DPH will issue further guidance on the use of masks for children between two years and five years of age.

Except a person who is unable to wear a face mask or cloth face covering due to a medical condition or otherwise exempted by DPH Guidance.

Any person over the age of two must wear a face mask or cloth face covering, in a place open to the public in the Commonwealth, whether indoors or outdoors, and is unable to, or does not maintain a distance of approximately six feet from every other person.Residents should continue to follow the Governor's Order, the City Orders and continue practicing social distancing and wear masks or face coverings. Governor Baker issued a statewide facemask order effective May 6, and extended it to public transportation. Businesses are expected to implement these protocols in addition to the more general Mandatory Workplace Safety Standards. The Baker-Polito administration issued specific guidance so that each industry reopens as safely as possible.

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