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The city on March 2, 2020, activated its Emergency Operations Center (EOC), on the same day New Hampshire announced the first presumed positive case of COVID-19.
A summary of the city’s efforts in supporting residents and businesses during COVID-19 restrictions.
The City of Manchester Emergency Operations Center (EOC) announced today that continued testing will be offered through Wednesday, May 20 for greater-Manchester residents who are either symptomatic OR are in a high-risk group. This test will tell you if you are currently positive for a COVID-19 infection. It is NOT an antibody test, which will tell you if you have previously had the virus.
The city of Manchester is following NH’s Phase 1 guidelines in response to the Governor’s stay-at-home 2.0 order.
Drop off your household hazardous waste on June 27.
Residents should be reminded that not everybody who feels ill needs to be tested, particularly if you have mild illness.
This recommendation is based on guidance from the Centers for Disease Control and Prevention (CDC).
The city has canceled this year’s parade out of the concern for the safety, health and well-being of our downtown partners, spectators, fans and participants.
Of course, you can always call Uber – or just avoid the downtown until Feb. 13.
Keep up with the city’s Master Plan process, and find out how you can get involved.