Public Works, through their contractor, will be performing roadway work on Washburn St, Lancaster Rd, Sawyer Rd, Prospect St, Mulberry Ln, and Pleasant St Ext. beginning Thursday, September 4, 2025, and into the following weeks. This schedule may change subject to weather and/or equipment availability. Expect delays, alternate routes, and/or single lane bi-directional traffic. You may experience a delay in
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GET UP & GET OUT!
🌞 The NPD invites you to GET UP & GET OUT! 🌞 Starting today, our officers will be on the lookout ( BOLO) for kids and families who are unplugged from electronics and enjoying the great outdoors. Walking the dog, riding bikes, playing at the park… anything active! If an officer spots you out and about, you could receive a
An Important Reminder About Fireworks
As the Fourth of July holiday approaches quickly, we would like to remind residents that the recreational use of fireworks is illegal in Massachusetts.
According to the Massachusetts Department of Fire Services, there have been more than 550 fires and explosions involving illegal fireworks in Massachusetts in the past five years. Six firefighters were injured in these incidents, and damages were estimated at nearly $1 million.
Between 2019 and 2023, Massachusetts medical facilities treated more than 200 people for burns and other injuries associated with fireworks. Two dozen people were treated for severe burn injuries that covered 5% or more of the victim’s body.
The possession, use and sale of fireworks without a professional license is against the law in Massachusetts and punishable by confiscation, fine or imprisonment. Fines range from $100 to $1,000, and some violations could carry a one-year prison sentence.
Please leave fireworks to the professionals!