The Affordable Housing Trust creates, preserves, and enhances affordable housing in Williamstown.
The Ag Comm supports commercial and non-commercial agriculture and other farming activities.
The Board of Assessors values all real and personal properties using standardized data collection and appraisal procedures.
The Board of Health inspects, monitors, and advises on public health concerns.
Registers voters, maintains voter lists, processes absentee ballots, and oversees election-related filings and recounts.
The CPC administers funds from Community Preservation Act for projects related to community housing, historic preservation, open space, and recreation.
The Con Comm manages Town owned conservation lands and administers the Massachusetts Wetlands and Rivers Protection Act.
The Council on Aging Board is an advisory board making recommendations to the Council on Aging (COA) Department.
The Finance Committee considers the relative need, impact, and timing of town expenditures and the effect each will have on the financial position of the Town.
The Historical Commission reviews projects for compliance with the Demolition Delay Bylaw.
The HWQD handles sewage for residents of North Adams, Williamstown, and Clarksburg.
The Library Trustees oversee the activities and operations of the Milne Public Library.
The Mobile Home Rent Control Board regulates rents and standards for use or occupancy of mobile home park accommodations.
The MGRSD School Committee functions to create a community of learners working together in a safe and challenging learning environment.
The Municipal Scholarship Committee oversees the granting of scholarships to residents who will be attending colleges or vocational/technical schools.
NBSWMD is a collaboration of a 14 member municipalities within Western Massachusetts providing information and resources about recycling.
The Planning Board oversees the long-term land use patterns of Williamstown through the Zoning Bylaw, Subdivision Rules, and Comprehensive Planning process.
The Select Board monitors the activities of the municipal government and Town Manager.
The Zoning Board hears and decides petitions arising from the application of Williamstown’s Zoning Bylaws and the Sign Bylaw.