Stay safe and cool this summer—thanks to a partnership between the Council on Aging and the Board of Health, five grant-funded air conditioners are available for eligible low-income residents age 60 and older who may be at higher risk during extreme heat. If you or someone you know could benefit, we encourage you to apply.
Please print and complete the application below and submit it in person at Town Hall, Third Floor, or by emailing Health Inspector Ruth Russell.
AlertWilliamstown, a new mass notification system powered by Regroup, replaces CodeRED as the Town’s official platform for emergency alerts and community notifications.
As part of the mandated Cyclical Inspection Program, several homes will be inspected each summer 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.
See the play performed by Muriel Dyas at 1:30 PM on Tuesday, June 16 at the Harper Center.
A section of Route 7 near the Vermont border will be one lane with temporary stoplight signals while MassDOT repairs a slope failure.
The Town of Williamstown has been awarded $454,181 through the Commonwealth of Massachusetts Municipal Fiber Grant Program to construct a town-owned fiber optic network connecting major municipal buildings and schools across the community.
The Historical Commission partners with Williamstown Historical Museum to offer a 1776 Self-Guided tour of the Town. Join in by driving to the sites or virtually from a comfy chair.
