COVID-19 (Coronavirus)

Mask & Face Covering Requirement ends February 17

Posted February 17

In response to declining COVID-19 cases and hospitalizations and today’s pronouncement by Gov. Roy Cooper in support of lifting mask requirements, the Town of Wake Forest will no longer require visitors to Town Hall and other Town facilities to wear masks or face coverings effective immediately.

Moving forward, the decision to wear a mask will be left to the discretion of each visitor to Town Hall and all other Town facilities, including the Wake Forest Renaissance Centre and all indoor parks and recreation facilities (Joyner Park Community Center, Flaherty Park Community Center, Alston-Massenburg Center, and Wake Forest Community House).

Town officials will continue to monitor COVID-19 and make adjustments to protocol as conditions warrant.

 

Wake Forest

  • The Wake Forest Town Hall is open weekdays from 8 am-4 pm. 

  • Effective Thursday, Feb. 17, 2022 - the Town of Wake Forest will not require visitors to Town Hall and other Town facilities to wear masks or face coverings regardless of vaccination status. The decision to wear a mask will be left to the discretion of each visitor to Town Hall and all other Town facilities.

  • Free COVID-19 testing in Wake Forest

  • Town News

 

Latest COVID-19 News

Mask requirement ends today for Town Hall & other Town facilities - Feb. 17, 2022

Wake Forest reinstates mask requirement for Town Hall & other Town facilities - Jan. 19, 2022

Police Department suspends fingerprinting service & child safety seat installations - Jan. 6, 2022

COVID testing causing traffic disruptions around Northern Regional Center - Jan. 5, 2022

No mask mandate for Wake Forest, but residents strongly urged to wear masks indoors in public

COVID-19 Questions?

Specific questions about your risk

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Someone from Wake County's public health team will return your message within the next business day.

Health-related questions

call 919-250-1500

Business-related questions

call 919-856-7420

 

http://www.wakegov.com/covid19/Pages/default.aspxWake County

The Wake County Health Department is our local source for health-related information. 

Go directly to the COVID-19 (coronavirus) webpage.

Wake County has launched a new dashboard that provides important and current data about how COVID-19 is affecting our community.

Frequently Asked Questions

Specific questions about COVID-19 and your risk

call 919-250-1500
Someone from Wake County's public health team will return your message within the next business day.

Health-related COVID-19 questions

call 919-250-1500

Business-related COVID-19 questions

919-856-7420

 

NC Department of Health & Human Services

The NC Department of Health & Human Services  is the state authority for health-related concerns.

NC 2-1-1 is an information and referral service that families and individuals can call to obtain free and confidential information on health and human services resources within their community. NC 2-1-1 operates 24 hours a day, seven days a week, 365 days a year and resources are available in most languages.

A Citizen Hotline is available 24/7 at 1-866-462-3821.

To submit questions online, visit www.ncpoisoncontrol.org and select "chat." For more information, click here.

COVID-19 County Alert System

 

Centers for Disease Control & Prevention

The Centers for Disease Control and Prevention (CDC) is the national authority for health-related concerns. 

Go directly to the CDC's COVID-19 (coronavirus) webpage.

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COVID-19 (Coronavirus)
Communications & Public Affairs Director
919-435-9421
919-761-3719
COVID-19 Questions?

Specific questions about your risk 
919-250-1500

Health-related questions
919-250-1500

Business-related questions
919-856-7420

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