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Coronavirus Information from the City of Hillsboro

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Notice: COVID-19 Updates

Please visit the Oregon Health Authority or Centers for Disease Control and Prevention websites for the latest information. 

The information below was gathered and shared by the City of Hillsboro from 2020 through 2022 and may be outdated.

The health and well-being of our community members, employees, businesses, and partners are our top priority. We appreciate your efforts to stay informed and to help reduce the spread of the virus.

Have a question about the coronavirus (COVID-19)?  Visit our Questions and Answers webpage or email the City of Hillsboro and we'll respond as soon as possible.

If You Tested Positive ...

Follow Oregon Health Authority Guidance:

  • Stay home and away from others, including the people in your own household, for at least five days. Wear a mask around others for at least 10 days.
  • If you are sick, take care of yourself and keep in touch with your medical provider.
  • Take OHA's Case Survey to report a positive at-home test.

COVID-19 Tests

  • If you do not have symptoms, but have been exposed, please wait to test for five days after your exposure.
  • At-home test kits are available at local stores and pharmacies, and online. These tests are most effective when you have symptoms. Insurance companies are now required to reimburse you for up to eight tests per month. Check with your insurer to see if they have an agreement with local retailes. Keep your receipts, you may need to send these in to get reimbursed.

Visit our Health, Safety, and Testing webpage for additional guidance and testing information.

Vaccine Information

Everyone in Oregon six months and older can now get the COVID-19 vaccine at no cost, regardless of immigration status. 

Visit our Health, Safety, and Testing webpage for walk-in clinic and appointment information.

While the City of Hillsboro is not a health authority and is not directly responsible for distributing vaccines, we are working to help support our community partners in their efforts to vaccinate as many people as soon as possible.

City Services and Facilities

City facilities and services are open and available to the public. For the latest facilities information, visit our Services and Facility Updates webpage or check our Facilities and Parks Status Map.


Statewide COVID-19 Guidance

Statewide indoor mask requirements in the State of Oregon have been lifted. This includes statewide mask requirements in schools. 

Masks will still be required in health care settings. Some settings may have additional masking guidance. Visit the Oregon Health Authority webpage for more information.

Call 211Info

For questions about COVID-19 testing or vaccines, or referrals to assistance programs for housing, shelter, food, child care, or health care, call 211. English and Spanish are spoken and free interpretation is available for all other languages. 

Have a question about COVID-19?  Visit our Questions and Answers webpage or email the City of Hillsboro and we'll respond as soon as possible.