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.
New Traffic Counting Equipment on Main Street
New traffic counting devices – cameras and strips – are gathering data to help design process for Main Street Complete Streets project. No identifying information about any individual, vehicle, or license plate is recorded.
Vote by Mail Application Postcards Sent
The second round of vote by mail application postcards will be delivered to mailboxes soon. If you would like to vote by mail, please apply as early as possible.
Vaccine and Wellness Clinics
The Town is offering two flu and COVID vaccine clinics this October, one at The Harper Center/Council on Aging and one at Town Hall.
Williamstown Police Hiring Part-Time Dispatcher
Be the calm voice in critical moments. Support your community. Make a difference. Apply to be a Part-Time Dispatcher at Williamstown Police Department.
Williamstown Primary Election Results
Official results are in with 1,683 ballots cast in Williamstown. That means 37% of registered voters came out to vote.
Thank you for voting!
Early Voting & Voter Registration Schedule — 2026 Elections
Williamstown residents can vote early in person ahead of the September 1 Primary and November 3 General Election. See dates, hours, and voter registration deadlines.
First Issue of ConnectWilliamstown Is Out!
Your monthly newsletter of municipal happenings and community news in the Town of Williamstown, MA.
Thomas Street Water Main Replacement
PARKING UPDATE (August 10, 2026): Thomas Street residents no longer need to move their vehicles to the First Baptist Church lot. If vehicle access or relocation becomes necessary, the Water Department will contact affected residents on an as-needed basis until further notice.