A message from Governor Janet Mills
This pandemic has shown us that we are stronger than we ever imagined. As the storm of the pandemic endures, with peaks and valleys to come, my pledge to the people of Maine is this: that we will work day and night to make vaccines and tests accessible to all; to keep our children safe in their schools; to work in close partnership with our health care systems, ensuring critical care for all those who need it, and not just those with COVID; and to keep our businesses open and thriving and our economy moving forward.
Get Tested
COVID-19 testing is free and widely available in Maine without an appointment.
Get Vaccinated
Vaccination is the most effective way to protect you and your family from COVID-19. Vaccines are free and available without an appointment.
Get Treatment
COVID-19 treatment is available for people who are at risk for severe disease.
U.S. CDC’s COVID-19 Community Levels by County
The U.S. CDC’s COVID-19 Community Levels by County map can be viewed here. The Maine CDC encourages Maine people, municipalities, schools, businesses, and other entities to consider the new guidance as one piece of information in a holistic approach to deciding whether masking is appropriate for them based on their risk factors.
Latest News
- Feb. 25: Governor Mills’ Statement on New U.S. CDC Guidance
- Feb. 8: FEMA Approves Governor Mills’ Request for Federal COVID-19 Surge Response Teams for Northern Light Eastern Maine Medical Center in Bangor
- Jan. 28: Mills Administration Partners With The Rockefeller Foundation To Mail 125,000 Free COVID-19 Tests to Maine People In Need
- Jan. 27: FEMA Approves Governor Mills’ Request for Federal COVID-19 Surge Response Team for Central Maine Medical Center in Lewiston
- Jan. 20: Governor Mills Announces More Than 50 Percent of Eligible Maine People Have Received A COVID-19 Booster Shot;
Maine CDC Updates
Watch public briefings live when scheduled or find replays on YouTube.
See the latest COVID-19 data on the Maine CDC website.
COVID-19 Timeline
See a timeline of the Mills Administration's response to COVID-19.
COVID-19 Vaccination
All people 6+ months are now eligible for vaccination.
Vaccination remains the most effective way to protect you and your family against COVID-19. For more about vaccination in Maine, visit our vaccine website.
Where to get vaccinated
Vaccines are free and many vaccination sites in Maine no longer require an appointment. Find a vaccination site or call the Community Vaccination Line at 1-888-445-4111 for help making an appointment.
Vaccination data
Maine's online vaccine data dashboard updates daily with doses administered statewide, by county, and by age, gender, and race/ethnicity. View the dashboard.
Vaccine FAQ
For more about approved COVID-19 vaccines, Maine's vaccine supply, or about vaccine eligibility or scheduling your appointment, please visit our Vaccine FAQs.
Support for Maine People and Families
Arrange for child care
Licensed child care is available. To find options near you, follow this guidance. If you need help to afford child care, visit the Child Care Subsidy Program. For updates on child care in Maine, visit the visit the DHHS Office of Child and Family Services.
General assistance
The Department of Health and Human Services administers assistance programs for Mainers harmed by COVID-19, which support food security, health care, emergency benefits and more. To learn more and apply, visit MyMaineConnection.
Find Help
If you or your loved ones need assistance, please call 211, search for resources on 211maine.org, email info@211maine.org. All inquiries are free and confidential.
The Maine Jobs & Recovery Plan is Governor Mills’ plan, approved by the Legislature, to invest nearly $1 billion in federal American Rescue Plan Funds to improve the lives of Maine people and families, help businesses, create good-paying jobs, and build an economy poised for future prosperity amid COVID-19.
Read about the plan on its website, maine.gov/jobsplan.
COVID-19 Prevention and Treatment
Know the Symptoms
Symptoms of COVID-19 include fever, shortness of breath, and lower respiratory distress, and may appear 2-14 days after exposure. For more on keeping yourself and your loved ones healthy, visit the Maine CDC.
COVID-19 Vaccination
Vaccines are free and are available without needing an appointment.
COVID-19 Treatment
COVID-19 treatment is available for people who are at risk for severe disease.