COVID-19 Information & Resources

The Lexington Board of Health continues to recommend wearing masks in populated indoor spaces, consistent with recommendations.

The Board of Health also strongly recommends the following:

Stay home when you are not feeling well;
Stay up to date with COVID 19 vaccine;
Get tested to prevent spread of COVID 19 virus to others;
Follow isolation and quarantine guidelines as appropriate;
Increase ventilation – open windows and use fans;
Conduct activities outdoors, when possible;
Open windows in vehicles and on buses.

COVID-19 Data

The Lexington Office of Public Health will update weekly case numbers each Friday. The data represented on the dashboard does not include at-home test results. The data only represents the results of PCR and antigen tests verified through the Massachusetts Department of Public Health.

View Lexington's case numbers. (Dashboard no longer updated as of May 11, 2023.)
View the State's COVID-19 dashboard.

Vaccination Information

COVID-19 Testing

At-home test kits are available at some Town Offices while supplies last
You can also order free test kits from COVIDtests.gov
Visit the State's website for additional testing options

Quarantine & Isolation Information

The state has developed updated information about quarantining and insolation, including:

COVID-19 Symptoms
The difference between isolation and quarantine
When you should quarantine or isolate
How long you should quarantine or isolate

Travel

If you are fully vaccinated, you can resume pre-pandemic activities including travel within the United States. Learn more about travel.

In Brief

Lexington Information

The Town indoor mask order has been lifted by the Board of Health. Lexington no longer requires masks to be worn inside public spaces, including schools and school buses.
- See the full Board of Health statement (PDF)
- See the rescinded Mask Mandate (PDF)
- The State mandate is still in effect. It requires masks to be worn is some places, including most transportation and health care facilities. See the State mask mandate.
COVID-19 case numbers by community
COVID-19 data for Lexington (up to March 25, 2022)