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December 17, 2020
(BEDFORD) – The Bedford Housing Authority Board of Commissioner approved a plan to have monthly fire drills at the Bedford Hauck House.
The fire safety plan includes adding maps in hallways and stairways to improve public safety at the facility. Each apartment has a map posted in it.
The Bedford Fire Department works with the Hauck House in providing fire prevention and fire protection information to the residents and employees of the facility.
The facility is a no-smoking facility.
The board also passed a resolution giving victims of domestic violence priority in obtaining housing at the Bedford Housing Authority locations.
Reply December 9, 2020
Yesterday, the Town announced the launch of a free community COVID-19 testing program for Bedford residents ages 4 and older, which begins on Saturday, December 12, 2020, and is anticipated to take place each weekend for the remainder of the month. All of the appointment slots filled up within hours, and the Town has received a great deal of enthusiastic feedback about this opportunity, both of which are reflections of the demand for testing, especially locations that will not require a long wait or out-of-pocket expense.
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The community testing program follows the successful launch and execution of an employee testing program in November that was initiated and staffed by the Bedford Fire Department to address the growing need for COVID-19 testing. As of Monday, November 23, 2020, symptomatic and asymptomatic testing is available to all employees (Town and school) on a weekly basis. The testing model can, and will, be flexibly deployed for on-deman