COVID vaccinations available for those age 75 and older
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MONROE, CT — Residents age 75 and older may now register for vaccines against the coronavirus, according to an update issued by First Selectman Ken Kellogg Thursday.
Monroe’s positive COVID-19 cases rise with the rest of the state
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MONROE, CT — High infection rates for COVID-19 continue to spread through the state. Now only three towns are not in the red category on the Connecticut Department of Public Health’s map.
Monroe’s COVID-19 case rate continues steady decline
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MONROE, CT — First Selectman Ken Kellogg says 430 residents took advantage of a pop up testing site for COVID-19 at Masuk High School Tuesday, adding it went smoothly with wait times of less than one hour. Read More
A pop up COVID-19 testing site will be set up at Masuk
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MONROE, CT — A pop up testing site will be allow drive-thru testing for COVID-19 at Masuk High School on Tuesday, Dec.
Monroe’s COVID cases rise, elementary schools return hybrid model
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MONROE, CT — First Selectman Ken Kellogg issued a CodeRed message to residents Friday, informing them of the worsening COVID-19 pandemic in Connecticut and the town of Monroe, which still has Red Alert status. Read More
Orange alert issued for Monroe as COVID-19 cases continue to spike
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MONROE, CT — A surge of positive COVID-19 cases across the country is also being felt in Monroe. This week the town turned orange on the Connecticut Department of Public Health’s alert map, one color away from the highest alert, which is red.
COVID Alert: Monroe rose to yellow, is trending toward red
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MONROE, CT — Coronavirus infections are rising steadily in the state, and the tide of new cases elevated Monroe from a gray to a yellow alert on the Connecticut Department of Public Health’s COVID-19 map. Read More
COVID alerts come in 4 colors, thankfully Monroe is gray
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MONROE, CT — Monroe had nine new positive COVID-19 cases in the past week. A few of the cases were part of a catchup by the Connecticut Department of Public Health, according to First Selectman Ken Kellogg. Read More
One Halloween tradition unchanged by COVID: Wearing masks
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MONROE, CT — Traditional trick-or-treating where candy is handed to children going door-to-d00r, cars lining up in parking lots for trunk or treats, crowded indoor costume parties, and haunted houses with screaming guests are all identified as high risk behaviors for spreading the coronavirus. Read More
No new COVID-19 cases reported in Monroe this week
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MONROE, CT — Monroe had no new positive cases of COVID-19 this week, according to the Connecticut Department of Public Health.