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  1. News & Announcements
  1. 2 hour Parking

    Free 2-hour Parking Until Jan. 1

    Free parking at all bagged 2-hour meters in Wellesley continues until January 1, 2021. To keep traffic moving and allow more customers to shop Wellesley's retail and restaurant areas, the 2-hour limit is strictly enforced. Read on...
  2. Election 2020

    December 1, 2020 WMS Debt Exclusion Results

    The Unofficial Results for the December 1, 2020 WMS Debt Exclusion have been posted Read on...
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    REMINDER: Comment on MBTA Service by Dec. 4

    The MBTA is proposing significant service cuts to local public transit. Share your comments on this plan by December 4. Read on...
  4. Coronavirus News

    Wellesley COVID-19 Cases Keep Climbing

    As COVID-19 cases in Wellesley and the Commonwealth continue to rise, Health officials are urging residents to be aware of all updated travel restrictions. Additional Info...
  5. Coronavirus News

    Updated Quarantine Guidance for Close Contacts

    Updated quarantine guidance from the State gives COVID-19 "close contacts" the option to quarantine for 14 days, or for 10 days if specific criteria are met. Additional Info...
  6. Coronavirus News

    Maine and NH Now High Risk for Travel

    Maine and New Hampshire will move to high risk for travel beginning November 21. Due to the continued rise in COVID-19 cases in our community, Wellesley is now at yellow risk levels. Additional Info...
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  1. Meeting Calendar

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  1. Wed Dec. 2

    Board of Health Meeting (remote)
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  2. Wed Dec. 2

    Design Review Board Meeting
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  3. Wed Dec. 2

    Advisory Committee Meeting (Remote)
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  4. Thu Dec. 3

    Hardy School Council
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  1. Thu Dec. 3

    Wellesley Housing Development Corporation
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  2. Thu Dec. 3

    West Suburbans Veterans' District Quarterly Meeting
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  3. Thu Dec. 3

    Fiske School Council
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  4. Thu Dec. 3

    Council on Aging Board Meeting
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  1. Current Projects
  1. Wellesley Park 40R

    Wellesley Park 40R District

    A proposed redevelopment and rezoning of Wellesley Office Park on William Street, the project would replace much of the existing office uses with a variety of uses, likely to include housing, retail, and other amenities. Additional Info...
  2. 40B Projects

    40B Development Projects

    M.G.L. c.40B authorizes the Zoning Board of Appeals to issue a comprehensive permit to facilitate construction of low- and moderate-income housing. Read on for more info on projects under review...
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    Hardy, Hunnewell, Upham Facilities Project

    Two new elementary schools will serve more than 700 K-5 students in Hardy, Hunnewell, and Upham schools. A new Hunnewell School is in design development; a feasibility study is under way for a school at either Hardy or Upham in partnership with the MSBA. Additional Info...
  2. Tailby Railroad Development

    Tailby and Railroad Commuter Lots Development Project

    The Town invited proposals from qualified developers to enter into one or more long-term leases to develop the Tailby and Railroad Commuter Parking Lots with affordable and market rate housing that will be owned and operated by the selected developer. Additional Info...
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  1. Public Records

On June 3, 2016, Governor Baker signed An Act to Improve Public Records into law. This act requires municipalities to designate 1 or more Records Access Officers (RAO), who shall coordinate the Town's response to requests for access to public records; assist individuals seeking public records in identifying the records requested; and assist the custodian of records in preserving public records. More information on the new Public Records Law is available from the Secretary of the Commonwealth.

At its December 12, 2016 regular meeting, the Board of Selectmen appointed the following individuals as Wellesley RAOs:

  • K.C. Kato, Town Clerk,  525 Washington Street,  781-431-1019 x2280
  • Meghan Jop, Executive Director,  525 Washington Street,  781-431-1019 x2200
  • Lt. Marie Cleary, WPD Support Services Commander,  485 Washington Street,  781-235-1212
  • Cynthia D. Mahr, Asst. Superintendent for Finance and Operations, 40 Kingsbury Street,  781-446-6210 x5611

Wellesley's RAO's may be contacted via email at records@wellesleyma.gov. RAO's have also prepared Public Records Access Guidelines (PDF) to help requestors to make informed requests. Please use the links below for quick access to the most frequently requested public records.

Annual Reports
Financial Statements
Agendas / Minutes
Town Meeting Archive
Vital Records
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