The Department of Public Works consists of the Highway, Cemetery, Water, and Sewer Divisions, and the Waste Water Treatment Plant.  Together, all divisions maintain the roadways, parks, cemetery and water/sewer infrastructures throughout the Town of Maynard.  These Divisons are staffed with 13 full-time employees, with part-time employees supplementing the work force during the summer.

If you need to contact the DPW please use our contact form or call 978-897-1317.

 

Department Staff

	Justin DeMarco	Director of Public Works
	Marie Morando	Public Works Administrative Assistant
	Deb Mealey	Department Assistant
	Tim Mullally	Foreman Water Sewer Division
	Joe Foster	Foreman Highway Division
	Marc Currier	Foreman Cemetery and Forestry
	Kyle Brainard	Head Custodian
	Wayne Amico	Town Engineer

 

News / Updates

• April 11 Recycle Center Drop Off Day Cancelled
• DPW Procedural Changes due to COVID-19
• Recycling Drop Off Center
• Nason Street Sewer Repair Scheduled for February 18th
• Trash Sticker Price Increase

 

DPW Employment Opportunities

Please visit the town’s Employment page for details about any current job openings in our department.

 

Water Resources and Rate Planning

Rate Planning

Here are DPW’s water and sewer utility rate recommendations presented to the Board of Selectmen on February 4^th 2020. These rate recommendations are reflection of the department’s capital improvement plan as well as the water capacity study.

• Water Rate Adjustment (1-Feb-2020)
• Water/Sewer Rate Summary of Findings (3-Feb-2020)
• Water and Sewer Continuous Improvement Plan (27-Nov-2019)
• Setting Water Rates (from Massachusetts DER/DCR)

Resource Conditions and Capacity Planning

Current water resource conditions and future use analysis:

• Water Supply & Demand Presentation (14-Jan-2020)
• White Pond Study Report (31-Jul-2019)
• Water Capacity Memo (7-Jan-2020)

Understanding Water Resources

Understanding your water resource, a few guides for residents to better understand the process that goes into supplying the residents of Maynard with clean drinking water.

• Aquifers and Groundwater (USGS Water Science School)

 

Resources

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