2023 Nomination papers are now available in the City Clerks Office in City Hall (610 Main Street)
Thinking of running for office? The first step to running & getting your name on the ballot is to gather the... more ››
Here are all the places you can get free meals to go and groceries in Waltham this week, 5/1-5/7
Due to an increase in rodent sightings, all trash MUST be placed in watertight barrels with tight fitting lids and no holes, or property owners are subject to fines.
Waltham Parents! Neighboring Wellesley High School PTSO, in collaboration with the Wellesley Health Department, will be hosting a showing of the Boston-area premiere of the latest installment of the Screenagers film series entitled “Under the Influence”
All are welcome to join them on May 9th at 7pm in the Wellesley High School Auditorium for an informative evening addressing vaping, drugs... more ››
Waltham Fire Department will be conducting hydrant inspections throughout the city beginning on May 1st, 2023
See the attached notice for additional info:
A reminder that yard waste collection is now ongoing!
See the full run-down on Yard Waste collection here... more ››
The Final Draft Report for MassDOT’s Route 128/I95 Land Use and Transportation Study has been posted for public comment!
You can see the final Draft Report... more ››
Here are all the places you can get free meals to go and groceries in Waltham this week, 4/24-4/30
Key summary points from the Traffic Commission’s meeting Regarding Moody St & Outdoor Dining/Retail
* Per the Traffic Commission’s final decision yesterday, Moody Steet will be OPEN to regular 2-way vehicular traffic from Monday at 5am –... more ››
A reminder to pet parents that there are leash laws in Waltham! Per City of Waltham General Ordinances Chapter 3, Art.II, all dogs are required to be on a leash in any street or public place within the city
We love all of our furry friends here in Waltham and we encourage pet parents to get outside and enjoy the beautiful weather with them! We... more ››
Here’s an early heads up on the schedule in Waltham for the Patriot’s Day holiday on Monday, April 17th:
All Waltham City offices and the Waltham Public Library will be CLOSED Monday, April 17thWaltham Public Schools will be closed and on... more ››
The City of Waltham Treasurer’s Office would like to remind taxpayers that FY2023 fourth quarter real estate bills have been mailed and are due on Monday May 1, 2023.
GOOD NEWS! Prospect Hill Park's vehicle access road is now OPEN for the season!
Come check out one of Waltham’s hidden gems. Take a hike or drive up to the top to see a beautiful view of Waltham, Boston & beyond!... more ››
Here are all the places you can get free meals to go and groceries in Waltham this week, 4/10-4/16
WALTHAM TEENS! Looking for a Summer job? There's two great opportunities here in Waltham!
• The City of Waltham is currently accepting applications for the annual SummerWorks Program!
Here are all the places you can get free meals to go and groceries in Waltham this week, 3/27 - 4/2
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The re-scheduled MWRA neighborhood meeting regarding a utility project along Lexington St has now been re-scheduled again to Tuesday, March 28th at 7pm:
Know someone who has provided extraordinary public service to the Waltham City Council, City of Waltham or the Waltham community? Waltham City Council is now seeking nominations for the Kevin M. Ritcey Award for Outstanding Public Service!
Waltham City Council established this award in 2016 to honor Mr. Kevin Ritcey, one of Waltham’s most dedicated and respected community... more ››
Here are all the places you can get free meals to go and groceries in Waltham this week, 3/20-3/26
The Traffic Commission invites all Moody St businesses & area residents to attend a meeting on Thurs, 3/30, where you will have the opportunity to voice your opinions on the various options for closing Moody St again this Summer
WE WANT TO HEAR FROM YOU! The decision on whether or not to close down Moody Street for another year of outdoor dining this Summer has yet... more ››