Follow updates on the City's Response to COVID-19 | Visit the Burlington COVID-19 Resource and Recovery Center
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City's Response to COVID-19
Mayor Weinberger's latest updates
- April 7: Update #106: B.1.1.7 variant is widespread, Burlington bars, BIPOC clinics, + more
- March 30: Update #105: Mayor Miro Weinberger Applauds State’s Decision to Open Covid-19 Vaccine Eligibility to All BIPOC Vermonters
- March 14: Update #104: Cases by age band, call for caution in remaining critical weeks, update on BIPOC household vaccination clinics, next steps for Burlington economic recovery
- March 10: Update #103: Latest numbers, CDC guidance for those who are vaccinated, vaccine eligibility for BIPOC households, Age Well's work to reach older residents, + more
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See all of Mayor Weinberger's updates on the City's response to COVID-19
Track the latest numbers for Chittenden County
Visit the City's COVID-19 dashboard to look at the latest data for Chittenden County and Vermont, including active cases, new cases by day, testing by day, and other key metrics.
COVID-19 Health & Safety
Learn more about how to keep yourself, your family, and your community safe:
- Information About COVID-19 Vaccines
- How and Where to Get a Test for COVID-19
- Ventilation: Air Quality Matters
- COVID-19 Health Guidance & City Guidelines
- Limit the "Three Cs"
- Supportive Quarantine
- Need a mask?
Have questions or need help? Contact the City's COVID-19 Resource & Recovery Center (RRC)
On March 23, 2020, the City established the COVID-19 Resource & Recovery Center (RRC) in order to provide relief to the economic disruption of COVID-19. The RRC offers a repository of resources and information, and also can provide one-on-one consults for people looking to access unemployment benefits, renters worried about housing security, business owners seeking information about federal assistance, people experiencing homelessness who need shelter, and more. As of October 30 2020, the RRC has responded to more than 1,800 requests from Burlingtonians.
