Coronavirus | City of Casey

Restriction updates

Victoria is now in a lockdown due to the spread of COVID-19. Information on all restrictions is available via the State Government.

View the latest statement from Victorian Premier Daniel Andrews.

You must wear a face mask indoors (except for your own home) and outdoors and stay within a 5km radius of your home.

You must stay at home unless:

Shopping for necessary goods and services (one person per household, once per day, a support person can accompany if required)
Caregiving or compassionate reasons
Authorised work or permitted education, or work interstate
Exercise (up to two hours, with one other person or members of your household)
To receive a vaccination.

View all restrictions or view translated resources in languages other than English.

COVID tests

Find out where to get tested in Casey.

COVID vaccinations

Local Government vaccination services are not currently involved in providing COVID vaccinations.

Please refer to the State Government website for information on COVID-19 vaccine eligibility and how to book a vaccine appointment.

If you don’t have internet access or just prefer to speak to a person, then please call the National Coronavirus and COVID-19 vaccine helpline on 1800 020 080.

Current COVID-19 case information

Exposure sites in Casey

There have been exposure sites in a number of Casey suburbs as announced by the Department of Health.

Refer to the State Government website to search for current exposure sites.

Mental health resources

If you are feeling anxious or overwhelmed, there are mental health resources available.

Lifeline Australia – Lifeline is a crisis support service offering short term support at any time for people who are having difficulty coping or staying safe. Visit the Lifeline website or call on 13 11 14.
Beyond Blue – Beyond Blue is a mental wellbeing support service. Visit the Beyond Blue website or call on 1800 512 348.

Customer service and payments

Bunjil Place and Cranbourne customer services centres are now closed due to the current lockdown.

Virus updates

The Department of Health and Human Service (DHHS) provides all the latest information on COVID-19.

Visit website

Local testing sites

Monash Health has a number of medical and coronavirus screening clinics in the region.

Visit website

Facilities and events

Public buildings, parks and sporting facilities have been shut down till further notice.

Community services

Changes to Kindergartens, Youth Services, Family Day Care, Maternal & Child Health, Council meetings etc.

Community resources

Information on community support services, coronavirus testing and business resources.

Translated resources on COVID-19

Find translations for information in Punjabi, Dari, Sinhalese, Hazaragi and Chinese.