Coronavirus | COVID-19

For updated information on the Coronavirus | COVID-19, please visit the town’s website below.

Town of Barnstable Website

Town of Barnstable Health Director Tom McKean would also like us to share the following:
This newsletter has good info:

Corono Virus Resource Center

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More information on Coronavirus | COVID-19:

Cape Cod Community College (CCCC) is setting up mobile testing site for the virus,
Given their mission, their partners in education, and their commitment and need to assist the community in addressing this pandemic, CCCC has agreed to site a mobile testing facility on Parking Lots 4 and 5 (vicinity of the Solar Panel carport) under the direction of Cape Cod Healthcare and the Barnstable County Department of Health and Environment.

The self-contained site will have trained medical personnel collecting swab samples, only. The samples will be couriered to an offsite lab for COVID-19 testing and follow up reporting. 

The facility will only permit people with a doctor’s referral to provide a sample. 

Those being tested will remain in their car as the sample is collected.

Given that time is of the essence for testing, they are expecting the facility to be fully operational this week. As testing capacity becomes more available, the usage of the drive through facility will increase during the week. They do not have a final timeline about how long this will last. Hopefully, this will become a case study for students in emergency preparedness and related fields.

As CCCC reminds people about their role in this unchartered event, they will convene a meeting with the Barnstable County Emergency Preparedness Coordinator to review and relieve concerns as they continue to ensure a safe environment within CDC and MDPH guidelines.

Barnstable Town Council Subcommittees

Barnstable Town council subcommittees are an important and integral part of local leadership. In her first year as a town councilor, Kris Clark is serving on two subcommittees and as liaison to five other committees.

Town Council Subcommittees members
Seven Town Council Members Sworn in by Town Clerk, Ann Quirk

Kris is serving on the following Town Council Subcommittees:

  • Asset Management Advisory Committee
  • Committee to Review Zoning and Permitting Regulations

And Town Council Liaison to the Committees Below:

  • Shellfish Committee
  • Land Acquisition and Preservation Committee
  • Hyannis Main Street Waterfront Historic District Commission (with Councilor Cullum)
  • Old King’s Highway Historic District Committee (with Councilor Starr)
  • Sandy Neck Board (with Councilor Starr)

For more information on these subcommittees, visit the Town of Barnstable website and click on Boards and Committees.


Also, if you have concerns about your neighborhood, town issues or other town council interests, please reach out to Kris by phone or by email. Remember, engaging with your local government is the a great way to ensure you have a voice in local government.

Email: precinct11clark@gmail.com

Phone: 508-428-8754


Local Leadership You Can Trust

To learn more about Kris, click this link. Also, stay current with Barnstable Town Council, Barnstable Town Council Subcommittees, and Precinct 11 issues by signing up for Kris’s newsletter using the form below.

Letters to the Editor

It’s coming down to the wire… the town council election is right around the corner. Take a look at the Letters to the Editor published in today’s Halloween Edition of the Cape Cod Times.

Letters to the Editor

Portrait of Kris Clark - Letters to the Editor

Tuesday, November 5th is Election Day

Your vote will make a difference. Local elections are won by small numbers of votes. Your vote will count!

For more details on where and when to vote, please visit Kris’s Voter Information page. Scroll down and take a look at the Sample Ballot.

Also, keep a look out for Kris’s signs all over the town. Kris’s Voter Information page has detailed maps showing the exact boundaries for Precinct 11. All of West Barnstable is in Precinct 11, as are parts of Marstons Mills and Centerville.

Do you know who is your town councilor? Check the maps!

AND VOTE ON TUESDAY, NOVEMBER 5TH.

POLLS OPEN 7AM – 8PM

And finally, don’t forget to scroll down and sign up for Kris’s newsletter. Be informed about your community, and your town. Kris promises to keep her constituents up to date on issues, events and more!