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           Coronavirus (COVID-19) Information

CONFIRMED COVID-19 cases to date for Middleton,
as of September 18, 2020: 186

At Large Population: 97
Correctional Facility Population: 89
At Large Population Recovered: 88
*Confirmed case numbers will be updated every Friday

image chairflipTemporary Outdoor Dining Area Application is Now Available 


This page is a centralized directory for key community resources for the Town of Middleton, concerning the coronavirus (COVID-19) crisis.

Governor Baker’s Reopening Massachusetts report is available here. https://www.mass.gov/doc/reopening-massachusetts/download

Additional information about the reopening can be found at: https://www.mass.gov/news/reopening-massachusetts-baker-polito-administration-initiates-transition-to-first-phase-of

Local Restaurants open for pick up and delivery

To receive updates from the Town of Middleton please subscribe to https://middletonma.gov/list.aspx. 

To receive text message updates from the Commonwealth of Massachusetts about COVID-19, text “COVIDMA” to 888-777. 

COVID-19 Screening/Assessment Tool: The Commonwealth of Massachusetts has partnered with Buoy Health, Inc. to offer a COVID-19 screening and assessment tool. Click https://www.buoyhealth.com/ to access the webpage.

What to do if you think you have been exposed to Coronavirus/COVID-19: If you think you have been exposed to COVID-19 and develop a fever and symptoms, such as cough or difficulty breathing, call your healthcare provider for medical advice. If you do not have a medical provider, call 2-1-1 for advice. Do not go to the Emergency Room unless you are experiencing life-threatening symptoms. Follow the CDC’s advice. 

For questions about COVID-19, please email the Health Department’s dedicated COVID-19 address at middletoncovid19@middletonma.gov 
Governor’s Order and Guidance

  1. Emergency Declarations&Updates
  2. Trusted Health Resources
  3. Business and Employee Resources
  4. School Information
  5. Donations and Volunteering

Emergency Declarations

3/23/20 Update: Town offices at Memorial Hall, 195 North Main St. (DPW/Inspections/Land Use), Middleton Electric Light Department, as well as the Senior Center and Flint Public Library are closed to the public until further notice. The Transfer Station continues to operate on its regular schedule; however, the Swap Shop is closed. Public safety departments continue to operate, but are doing so at a heightened level of protection. These closures are done in order to promote social distancing and are done in concert with Governor Baker’s executive orders.

Board of Health Weekly Updates

Town of Middleton Additional Statements and Information