The last day is June 15, whether or not there's a return to classrooms after May 20, as schools figure out graduation and other activities.
Here are the latest, local updates on how the coronavirus outbreak is impacting Branford.
Coronavirus concerns mean Branford's fire and EMS crews are responding to calls wearing extra protective gear.
Famous forensic scientist Dr. Henry Lee donated boxes of surgical masks for Branford and Madison police officers.
Tonight at 7 p.m., open windows, stand at front doors and bang on pots and pans and cheer on first responders and health care workers.
At the Montowese Street Armory, members of the National Guard coordinated delivery of more than 150,000 respirators, masks, and gloves.
Gov. Ned Lamont said there's a 'glimmer of hope' since Fairfield County, the epicenter for the state, had one less hospitalization.
'If you lost your job or cannot work as a result of the COVID-19 pandemic, you may be eligible to receive a food gift card,' town says.
People should wear a cloth that covers the mouth and nose when out in public but hospital masks should be reserved for health care workers.
The total number of confirmed cases of the new coronavirus in Connecticut reached 5,675 on Sunday and 189 people have died.
Gov. Ned Lamont shared new details on when the surge of coronavirus cases is anticipated throughout Connecticut.
Volunteers, who must be 18 or older, and not at risk, are needed at food banks, and to make deliveries to the elderly and shelters and more.
The supermarket chain with more than 30 Connecticut stores says it's doing enhanced cleaning and adding plexiglass shields at checkouts.
First Selectman James Cosgrove said he is saddened to announce that a local resident has died as a result of the new coronavirus.
More than 400 Connecticut residents have been hospitalized with the new coronavirus, state officials said.
Connecticut Gov. Ned Lamont said the state is seeing the "beginning of the surge" as hospitalizations increase.
First Selectman says 'during this time we also think it is important to help keep us all connected and maintain a positive outlook.'
Branford Counseling and Community Services is open by phone to any Branford resident in need of mental health or social service assistance.
Funding for home safety improvements for seniors in Branford, Guilford, East Haven and Madison available by Shoreline Village CT.
All building permit applications will temporarily only be accepted by e-mail.
Branford playgrounds, outdoor sports courts, basketball, tennis, and pickle ball courts are closed effective immediately.
This is urgent information for food service establishment from the town's Water Pollution Control Authority.
David Caron and sister Linda Caron Birbarie work 14 hour days and haven't had a day off in weeks as they keep their essential store open.
Two Branford residents, both men, between 63 and 70 have tested positive for COVID-19. Social distancing is a must, officials say.
'Millions of lights each evening across America will brighten our nights, be a beacon that our best days lie ahead,' says Nancy DeMarseilles
Using state alert system, Gov. Lamont 'asks residents to sign up for statewide alerts to keep CT residents safe during COVID-19 emergency.'
The 12-page guide created by the town is packed with information for residents on the coronavirus.
Branford Town Hall offices are still staffed, officials said, but there's no in-person business being conducted.
Enjoy parks, beach, trails, but keep six feet between you and others. And no playground use.
Many local restaurants have closed completely, but not all. Many have transitioned to take-out and delivery. Who are they?
The town of Branford's latest updates on its measures to limit the exposure of residents and town staff to COVID-19.
The East Shore District Health Department says 'together we will get through these challenging times' as it provides advice on COVID-19.
Gov. Lamont said CT small businesses and non-profits impacted by COVID-19 can get up to $2 million in disaster relief loans from the SBA.
After the multi-state decision to close restaurants and bars, some Branford eateries are closing, others will do take-out and delivery.