IMPORTANT UPDATES

• Updates from First Selectman Ken Kellogg
  
  
• Test to Treat
  • COVID-19 medications are now available through your doctor, local pharmacies, and health clinics.
  • If you have COVID-19 symptoms and test positive, do not wait to get treated.
  • You must take oral COVID-19 medication within 5 days of your first COVID-19 symptoms.
  • Click Here for the online Test to Treat Locator tool or you may call 800-720-0233.
  • COVID-19 Testing Locations

• Self-test Kits
  • All residential households may now order one set of 4, free at-home tests by mail from the U.S. Postal Service.  Click here to place your order.
  • While we currently do not expect to receive any additional test for distribution to the general public, tests have been in stock recently at local pharmacies.
  • Any resident who has challenges obtaining a test due to issues with mobility, disability, or lack of transportation may contact the Monroe Health Department at 203-452-2818.
  • Information on brands of kits previously distributed to Monroe residents
    • FlowFlex - (Watch instructional video here) 
    • iHealth - (Watch instructional video here)

• Vaccination Information
  
  
  • Vaccination Availability in the Monroe Area
  • Homebound Residents (due to physical restrictions, medical conditions, or other chronic physical or mental health conditions) 
  •  Who is Eligible for a Booster?
  •  Lookup Your Vaccination Records

• Volunteer for the Stratford-Trumbull-Monroe Unit of the Medical Reserve Corps 
  
  
• Donate to support Monroe COVID-19 response effort
  

• All Previous Emergency Orders issued by the Governor and State Agencies

Official Information, Guidance and Other Resources

• State of Connecticut COVID Resources Page

• Center for Disease Control and Prevention

• World Health Organization Coronavirus Information

We will continue to post information and links to official information at www.MonroeCT.org/COVID-19. Residents and business owners with further questions or concerns may contact the Monroe Health Department at 203-452-2818, or call the State of Connecticut's COVID-19 Hotline by calling Infoline at 211 or texting "CTCOVID" to 898211