November Election Protocols with the Town Clerk
Watch Town Clerk Nicole Beverly introduce voter information for the upcoming November elections. Thanks to Willinet!
Property Inspections Happening in October and November
As part of the mandated Cyclical Inspection Program, several homes will be inspected each cycle to update property data records. Please allow the Data Collector inside your home to verify information on your property record card on file with the Town.
Vaccine and Wellness Clinics
The Town is offering two flu and COVID vaccine clinics this October, one at The Harper Center/Council on Aging on October 2, and one at Town Hall on October 20.
Help Keep Our Roads Safe: Ask Your Landscaper to Park Off the Street
Parked landscaping trucks and trailers can block sightlines for drivers, cyclists, and pedestrians. Here’s how homeowners and landscaping crews can help keep our roads safe.
ConnectWilliamstown September Issue: Taxes, Assessments, Meetings and More
Check out the latest issue of your monthly newsletter on municipal happenings. And subscribe!
Route 7 Sidewalk Work Begins – Expect Traffic Delays
Starting the week of Monday, September 28, MassDOT will replace the asphalt sidewalk on the west side of Route 7 with new concrete, from Bulkley Street south to Jerome Drive.
Understanding This Year’s Property Tax Increase
When your bill for the first half of fiscal year 2027 arrives around October 1, you’ll notice an increase. Here’s why, and where that money goes.
Job Opening: Superintendent of Public Works
The Town of Williamstown is seeking an experienced, collaborative, and innovative leader to serve as its next Superintendent of Public Works.
Red Book and Checklist for the November 3rd General Election
Williamstown voters will decide nine ballot questions and 14 offices. That’s a full ballot, so the Town Clerk created a Voter Checklist to help you keep track of your choices.
National Grid Warns Customers About Utility Scams
National Grid is alerting customers to be aware of scams following a recent uptick in reports from customers about utility scams, including a report in Clarksburg of door-to-door salespeople asking to see customers’ bills.