Located in Northborough, this Central Massachusetts operation works to control the mosquito population in an effort to control disease transmission.
West Roxbury Main Streets (WRMS) is a non-profit organization that works to promote West Roxbury's business district.
The office is in suite 206.
WRMS has a four prong approach to achieving its revitalization goals: enhancing the physical appearance of the commercial district; improving its economic stability; marketing its features and benefits; and promoting community involvement.
The organization does this through fundraisers and business events.
Newton has been running a recycling program for more than 10 years. However, sometimes it's difficult to know or remember what materials can be recycled. Residents who have questions about what can and cannot be recycled may call the information line or visit the website.
The Grafton Water District provides water to the town's residents through various means. The district includes four wells, three pumping stations, more than 60 miles of pipes and more than 500 hydrants. The district is supervised by the Board of Water Commissioners.
Since 1908, the town of Shrewsbury has provided electric services to its residents. In 1983, the town added cable services and has provided the best quality service while keeping costs down for the residents. Shrewsbury also receives wholesale rates from providers and 5 percent of the cable revenue is returned to the town to help keep taxes low.
The Building Department is responsible for upholding the state and town's building codes for all development in town and issues permits once all the regulations have been adhered to by builders. The permits are necessary for plumbing and gas, wiring and electric, building and zoning.
From carrying birth certificates to business certificates and dog licenses to marriage licenses, the office of City Clerk David A. Olson is a central location for many resident records and information. Located on the first floor of City Hall, the clerk keeps track of public information for Newton boards, commissions and residents. Appeals from the Planning Board and Zoning Board of Appeals are also kept in this office.
Newton City Hall is barely more than a mile from the Newton Centre MBTA stop (Green Line, D Branch) and the Newtonville Commuter Rail station (Purple Line, Framingham/Worcester Line). The #59 MBTA bus also stops nearby at the intersection of Chestnut Street and Commonwealth Avenue.