Coronavirus: Weston Conservation Issues Emergency Order

WESTON, MA — Weston's Conservative Lands and Trails announced on Thursday that an emergency order had been issued. The order will help slow the spread of the virus and keep residents safe.

A mandatory leash order on all property in Weston was put in place. Cat Rock was also closed to all non-Weston residents — the town said the area has seen a dramatic increase in visitation and has been ordered closed in the interest of public safety. Visitation will be monitored.

The town is encouraging residents to practice social distancing and to observe the 'No Parking' signs placed in parks and trails.

There have been close to 9,000 confirmed cases of the coronavirus in Massachusetts as of Thursday. Governor Charlie Baker said this week a surge of coronavirus patients is expected April 7-17.

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