The City of Norwalk and the Norwalk Health Department is working closely with partners to respond to COVID-19 and to provide Norwalkers with accurate, timely information, as we all take steps to stay safe and healthy. This page offers information about cases, precautions, tools, and resources. 

COVID-19 Data

• New! Norwalk COVID Data Hub
• Community COVID news and updates from the Mayor’s office
• CDC Community Levels

COVID-19 Precautions and Guidance

Stay Up to Date on COVID Vaccines

• Where to get your vaccine
• Who’s Eligible for Vaccines and Boosters

Take Other COVID Precautions

• Wear Your Mask
• Keep Your Distance
• Stay Home if you Feel Sick
• Be Careful When Gathering
• Follow Travel Advisories

Get Tested

• Test Sites 
• Testing tips and FAQs
• At-Home Testing Information
• Report your At-Home Test Results

Isolation, Quarantine, and Contact Tracing

• Isolation vs. Quarantine vs. Social Distancing
• Answer the Call. Slow the Spread: Contact Tracing Basics

Recovering from COVID-19

• COVID-19 Treatment
• Release from Isolation

Health, Wellness, and Community Resources

• Maintain our Physical Health
• Maintain our Mental Health
• Find Food and other Local Resources
• Volunteering

Links and More Information

• CDC Frequently Asked Questions 
• CT Department of Public Health COVID-19 Resources
• World Health Organization COVID-19 Resources
• CDC Guidance on Preventing COVID-19 Spread in Communities
• Fit Testing and Use of N95 Respirators: Summary
• Pediatricians and Parents: Connecticut Children’s Medical Center’s pediatric coronavirus hotline (833-226-2362) and website (www.connecticutchildrens.org/coronavirus) provides expert advice to community pediatricians and parents on COVID-19.
• Breastfeeding:Information from La Leche League USA can be found here.