Category Archives: Public Health and Safety Updates

DPW Snow Removal Policy

The DPW has published its updated Snow Plowing and Sidewalk Plowing policy.   This includes information about the responsibility of homeowners and businesses to maintain sidewalks.    Read the policy here.

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On-Street Overnight Parking Ban in effect

The Maynard Police Department, Maynard Fire Department and Department of Public Works reminds everyone that between December 1st through March 15th there is no overnight street parking between the hours of 2 AM and 6 AM. Vehicles left on the … Continue reading

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October Storm Updates

Any resident who has yard debris (branches, etc.) can bring this material to the DPW Barn (Winter St) on Saturday, November 12th from 8am-12pm.  The fee for brush chipping will be waived for residents that day.  In addition, if you suffered property damage from … Continue reading

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Fall Rabies Clinic – Nov 5th

A Rabies Clinic for Dogs and Cats will be held on November 5th from 10-11am at the DPW Garage (at the end of Winter Street). The vaccination costs $10 per animal (cash only please).  Proof of current rabies tag is … Continue reading

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Seasonal Flu Clinic – Oct 29th

A flu clinic for Maynard Residents only is scheduled for: Saturday – October 29th from 10am to 1pm at the Fowler School Auditorium. Residents ages 9 and up are encouraged to participate and the cost is FREE!  (Please be sure to bring your … Continue reading

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Hurricane Irene Information

Any resident who has yard debris (branches, etc.) can bring this material to the DPW Barn (Winter St) on Saturday, September 10th from 8am-12pm.  The fee for brush chipping will be waived for residents that day. In addition, if you suffered property damage … Continue reading

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