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The Baker-Polito Administration today announced details for the initial implementation of federal unemployment benefits in the CARES Act, the federal based COVID-19 relief package. Read on...
As of Tuesday, April 7,2020 at 9:00PM and continuing until 6:00AM on April 20,2020 in an effort to ensure the health and safety of the residents of Everett the following goes into effect....... Read on...
In an ongoing effort to #StopTheSpread, school lunch and Chromebook distribution will be suspended the next two week period. The health and safety of our employees, and the inability to social distance during these tasks have lead to the decision. Read on...
Mayor DeMaria along with the director of Health and Human services has issued an emergency order for a temporary moratorium on construction activities in the City of Everett, Saturday, April 4, 2020. Read on...
As a City, as a state, as a nation, and as an international community, we are faced with an unprecedented time. Day-by-day, hour-by-hour, the responses to the COVID-19 pandemic are evolving, which I know is having a tremendous impact on all of you...... Read on...
Mayor Carlo DeMaria and the Department of Health and Human Services have declared a state of emergency for the City of Everett beginning Friday, March 20, 2020 at 6p.m. You will find the official declaration and the defined emergency order within. Read on...
Inside you will find a comprehensive working mission plan of what is being done by Mayor DeMaria's administration and city government here in Everett during this difficult time. All departments are working remotely to keep the City up and running strong. Read on...
In an ongoing effort to #StopTheSpread, school lunch distribution and Chromebook distribution will be suspended for the next two week period. Read on...
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Saturday, April 4, 2020....Mayor DeMaria and the Department of Health and Human Services has issued a temporary; emergency moratorium on construction projects in the City of Everett. Entire order listed within. Read on...
Take advantage of these virtual classes in your own living room. You will find the full schedule within.
All of our virtual classes will be done through the ZOOM app. The app is
FREE and can be downloaded on any computer or Iphone &
Android. Read on...
All of the parks in the City of Everett are closed at this time. No group activities are allowed. Bike and walking trails remain accessible, but social distancing must be maintained. Please help stop the spread of this virus by adhering to these rules. Read on...
As a City, as a state, as a nation, and as an international community, we are faced with an unprecedented time. Day-by-day, hour-by-hour, the responses to the COVID-19 pandemic are evolving, which I know is having a tremendous impact on all of you.... Read on...
Please be aware of people posing as COVID-19 testing personnel. This could happen anywhere, your home, via telephone, grocery store, etc. COVID-19 testings should only be ordered by your physician, do not give any information if you are approached. Read on...
Mayor Carlo DeMaria and the Department of Health and Human Services have declared a state of emergency for the City of Everett beginning Friday, March 20, 2020 at 6p.m. You will find the official declaration and the defined emergency order within. Read on...
Mayor DeMaria is determined that not one person will go hungry during this trying time and has implemented a plan to ensure that any senior resident of Everett that needs a meal, will have one delivered to them. Read on...
Mayor DeMaria, his administration and the entire City Government of Everett, is doing all they can to ensure that the City keeps running smoothly during this very difficult time. Here you will find a comprehensive report of all that is being done. Read on...
