Government

Asphalt paving work is scheduled for Tuesday September 5th at 7am on Daniel Rd.

Please expect delays.

Mike Mansir
Highway Manager

The library hive is buzzing as we plan our move back to Main Street! We appreciate everyone’s patience while we are in transition.

MEDFORD, Mass. – Members of the Middlesex County Data-Driven Justice (DDJ) Initiative gathered in Medford on Thursday, August 10, to discuss efforts to effectively integrate public safety and emergency services data to create better outcomes for those suffering from mental health and substance use disorders.

Asphalt paving work is scheduled for Friday August 25 and Monday August 28 on Wood St from Exchange St to Rocky Woods Rd. Work hours will be approximately 7am-5pm.

Please expect delays and seek alternate routes when possible.

Mike Mansir
Highway Manager

The Planning Board is seeking residents interested in serving on the Zoning Advisory
Committee. The Board is looking for residents who will be energized and committed to
addressing various zoning related topics in depth, and committed to attending regular evening
meetings generally from September through February. The Planning Board is looking forward to
appointing a vital, creative and energetic Committee. The work program for the Committee will
be developed following a Public Forum in the fall of 2017. Terms are for one year, and no prior

Hopkinton Police Update from Friday April 11th:

"The Hopkinton Police Dispatch Center received a call at 5:22pm that a 12 year old boy had eloped from his home in a neighborhood located in the southern area of Hopkinton. Police and Fire resources were mobilized from Milford, Holliston, Ashland, Southborough, Upton as well as the Massachusetts State Police and the Department of Fire Services.

Hopkinton Police Update from Friday April 11th:

"The Hopkinton Police Dispatch Center received a call at 5:22pm that a 12 year old boy had eloped from his home in a neighborhood located in the southern area of Hopkinton. Police and Fire resources were mobilized from Milford, Holliston, Ashland, Southborough, Upton as well as the Massachusetts State Police and the Department of Fire Services.

A couple weeks ago the new Health Director was chosen for Hopkinton. The Board of selectmen had a chance to meet towns new Health Director at their last meeting on Tuesday August 8th.

The Board of Selectmen approved 3 appointed positions including Special Police Officer, the town animal inspector as well as the director of the Hopkinton public library. Here is a look at the appointments of the 3 newest town employees.