City Offices Closed Monday for Memorial Day; Observances Planned Mayor Scott D. Galvin would like Woburn residents to know that City Hall and other related City administrative offices will be closed on Monday, May 29, 2023 in observance of the Memorial Day holiday. Mayor Galvin encourages citizens to take time this weekend to honor the … Continued
Dear Parent: RE: Funding for School budget to INCREASE by 9.8% I wanted to take this opportunity to give you an update on the FY 24 school budget and funding I have indicated to the school committee I will approve and include in the overall city budget. I have always been a strong supporter and … Continued
The City of Woburn Water Department will be conducting water system flushing throughout the City which began Monday, March 20, 2023. System flushing will continue through the next few months. Flushing of the water system will be conducted on weekdays between the hours of 9am to 3pm. The program will be completed in zones to … Continued
“Per Massachusetts Regulation 220 CMR 22.00, the below notification letter(s) being sent to property owner(s) in Woburn who reside on or adjacent to the Eversource transmission Right of Way where upcoming vegetation work will occur”: Surrey Road Woburn Rehab Way R Woburn Lexington St Woburn Country Club Road Woburn 145 Lexington St Woburn
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Draft Feasibility Study and Public Meeting Shared Use Path Middlesex Canal/Former Railroad Right of Way Woburn, MA The City of Woburn has prepared a draft Feasibility Study evaluating the possibility of creating a shared use path (SUP) along the Middlesex Canal and the former Woburn branch of the Boston & Lowell railroad right of way. … Continued
December 2 , 2022 At the Tax Classification Hearing on Thursday, December 1, 2022, the City Council voted a Fiscal Year 2023 residential factor of 0.719878. The vote by the City Council was acted upon after assessment and valuation methodologies applied by the City were approved by the MA Department of Revenue through their … Continued
At the Tax Classification Hearing on Thursday, December 1, 2022, the City Council voted a Fiscal Year 2023 residential factor of 0.719878. The vote by the City Council was acted upon after assessment and valuation methodologies applied by the City were approved by the MA Department of Revenue through their five-year onsite certification review. Under … Continued
Waste Bans for Mattresses and Textiles New State regulations begin November 1 As of November 1, 2022, mattresses and textiles will no longer be allowed in the trash. New state rules require mattresses and textiles be kept out of the trash so they can be recycled or donated for reuse. In order to comply, the … Continued