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As set forth by MGL Ch. 140 Sec. 137 and the Gloucester Code of Ordinances Ch. 4, all dogs must be registered.
A late fee of $10.00 is now being charged to license payments for dogs currently registered in the City of... Read on...
The City of Gloucester, Grants Division, in conjunction with the Fair Housing Center of Greater Boston invites you to attend a Fair Housing Lending Seminar. Learn about your legal rights under current Federal and State... Read on...
Please be advised that Main Street will be closed from Pleasant Street to Hancock Street on Thursday night (May 17th) from 10pm to 5am (May 18th) for the purpose of Swere Main Improvements. Hancock Street will remain open... Read on...
Please be aware that there will be Water Service Interruptions on Middle Street, Wednesday night (May 16) from 7pm to 12am for the purpose of Water Main Improvements.
We apologize for any inconvenience this may cause... Read on...
Gloucester’s compost facility, located on Dogtown Road off Cherry Street is now open every Saturday through June 9th from 9am to 3pm.
Leaves must be clean and free of rocks & debris. Brush must be less than 4" in... Read on...
The Staples technology recycling program, powered by HP, accepts all brands of the following electronics for free(2):
Desktop PCs, laptops, netbooks, tablet PCs, external hard drives and small servers All... Read on...
The Gloucester Health Department often helps people track down their immunization records.Here are some helpful tips if you are looking for your records or want to protect them.
Over the next couple of weeks, there will be researchers in Gloucester conducting the National Health and Nutrition Examination Survey. One of their methods is to knock on doors of residents to do interviews. The study also... Read more »
The Massachusetts Emergency Management Agency (MEMA) is working to develop a Statewide Shelter Plan for the Commonwealth.As part of this project, a brief 5 minute survey has been developed to garner feedback from the... Read on...
After walking in wooded areas, thoroughly check the skin for the poppy-seed sized ticks, paying particular attention to the scalp, armpits and groin. If you find a tick, carefully remove it with tweezers.If you are... Read on...