Tune in at 3pm every Monday, Wednesday, & Friday on our Government Channel or Facebook page for an update from city officials. Past updates can be found by clicking here. At 2pm & 8pm we are also airing Gov. Baker’s press conferences.
See other COVID-19 related posts by clicking here
GLSS ceases all transportation services on July 1st
From the GLSS Facebook page: For nearly 40 years, GLSS has delivered transportation services to many of our community’s most vulnerable residents and has done so with dedication and commitment. With sadness and regret, GLSS will cease all transportation services as of July 1, 2020.
GLSS is extremely grateful to all who have dedicated themselves to this work. Please join us in thanking our colleagues, who carried the GLSS logo across the North Shore and Greater Boston areas, providing consumers with meaningful mobility options and fully promoting the mission of community livability and social inclusion that we seek to realize.
Lynn Main Streets reopening surveys
Lynn Main Streets wants your input as our city reopens. They are working to support small businesses through the COVID-19 recovery, but they need your input. Please complete their survey by clicking here, & be entered to win a $50 gift card to Alfredo’s Italian Kitchen.
In an effort to advocate for expanded services for local businesses they’d also like to ask you a few questions about your “New Normal”. Take that survey: English and Spanish language versions.
We remind the community that the use of fireworks is illegal and banned in Lynn City. People who violate the law are subject to a fine of $100-$1,000, and up to one year in prison for sale of fireworks and a fine of up to $100 for the possession or use of fireworks. Fireworks seizure is mandatory, according to the Massachusetts Fireworks Act.
′′The misuse of illegal fireworks has caused serious injuries and has sparked serious domestic fires in our city in the past”, Lynn Mayor Thomas McGee said. “Lynn is a very densely populated community and there is great danger where residents light fireworks in highly populated neighborhoods The safety of Lynn’s people is our main concern.”
If you want to report this illegal conduct you can do so anonymously
by calling 781-595-2000.
Salvation Army surpasses 1,000,000 meals provided during pandemic
From the Salvation Army of Lynn Facebook page: Since the beginning of Covid-19 the Lynn Salvation Army has provided over 1 million meals to our community’s we serve right now it’s 1041,330 to be exact.
Thanks to the dedication of our staff, volunteers, the support of the City, individuals, businesses and agencies, Divisional Headquarters, the Saugus Salvation Army Adult rehabilitation center, the Commonwealth of Massachusetts, USDA and numerous others. A big hug and thanks!
LCTV thanks the Salvation Army & their volunteers for their hard work!
From Mayor McGee’s office: The Lynn Public Health Department has confirmed that as of today, the number of active, confirmed positive COVID-19 cases is 840 with 9 new cases today. 2,700 Lynn residents have recovered and 98 have died. The total number of confirmed positive COVID-19 cases in Lynn since March 21, 2020, including those who have died and recovered, is 3,638. Please visit the new City of Lynn COVID-19 Data Dashboardwhich is updated daily.
Today the Mayor and the Public Health Director signed an executive order rescinding the COVID-19 Guidelines and Procedures for all Construction Sites and Workers at all Public Work Projects in the City of Lynn. All construction sites in the City of Lynn will still be subject to the State’s COVID-19 Construction Safety Guidance. Please visit the State’s Construction COVID-19 guidelines at https://www.mass.gov/info-details/safety-standards-and-checklist-construction.
Lynn residents can visit the following link to submit their COVID-19 questions, comments or concerns about the City of Lynn’s Phase 2 business re-opening guidelines. Submissions will then be forwarded to the appropriate department regarding your concern. Please visit www.mass.gov/reopening or the City of Lynn “Reopening Guidance” webpage at http://www.ci.lynn.ma.us/covid19/reopening.shtml for more information and resources on sector specific safety protocols as we continue to progress through the Commonwealth’s Four-Phase Reopening Plan.
We will continue to provide regular updates on COVID-19 through the City website (www.lynnma.gov), social media, and the Smart 911 emergency notification system (sign up at www.smart911.com).
If you have a news story that you would like to share, please contact us via email or call 781-780-9460.
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