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Natick COVID-19 update: number of cases; Recycling Center extends hours; spring hydrant flushing

April 14, 2020 by Deborah Brown

Natick’s total COVID-19 cases number at 75 active confirmed cases as of April 13.

Cases removed from quarantine/isolation number 43. The total number of cases since March 1 is 118.

The total number of confirmed cases in Middlesex County since March 1 is 5,983. The total number of Massachusetts confirmed cases is 26,867.

Keeping things tidy

Curbside recycling and trash/composting pick-up remains operating on a regular schedule.

Bulk pick-up and pink bag pick-up are currently suspended.

The Recycling Center, located at 75 West St., will extend its hours beginning April 16th to Thursday – Sunday, 8am – 3:30pm.

Spring hydrant flushing schedule is down the drain

Due to the Coronavirus (COVID-19) pandemic, the Natick Department of Public Works Water/Sewer Division has implemented precautionary measures to protect the health and safety of essential staff that operate and maintain the public drinking water supply and sanitary sewer systems. These actions are intended to mitigate potential exposure to employees and customers and maintain continuity of operations.

As part of these modified operations, the Department of Public Work’s Hydrant Flushing Program is cancelled for this Spring. The Department’s efforts from previous flushing cycles will mitigate any impacts of postponing flushing this Spring.  Hydrant flushing will resume in the Fall.  Please contact 508-647-6557 if you have any questions or concerns.
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