Grafton Coronavirus: 78 Confirmed Cases

GRAFTON, MA — Grafton has a total of 78 confirmed cases of the coronavirus in town as of Thursday. Only one new case was found on Thursday, public health officials are working closely with the individuals and will notify others that the individuals may have been in contact with.

The Town is working on a phased approach to reopening the Municipal Center with the Return to Work Committee. The Town will follow guidance from the state with respect to timing and safety standards.

Local cable access channels currently being used for Covid-19 information will begin to revert to
regular programming. A primer on the upcoming Town Meeting will be released in the next week to inform residents on articles being proposed at the June 20th town meeting. This information will be published on Grafton social media sites and local cable access.

The Select Board voted to extend the due date of real estate and personal property tax bills to June
1 and voted to waive interest on late payments until June 29.

The Town Clerk is reminding residents that they can download a form to request a mail in ballot
for the local election on June 23 online.