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.

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.

Hardy, Hunnewell, Upham Facilities Project

A feasibility study is under way to explore options to renovate or rebuild Hunnewell School. A Special Town Meeting approved funds to study options for Hardy/Upham in a partnership with the MSBA.

Tailby and Railroad Commuter Lots Development Project

The Board of Selectmen issued a Request for Proposals (“RFP”) to invite proposals from qualified developers to enter into one or more long-term leases to develop the Tailby (103 Linden Street) and Railroad (7 Grove Street)  Commuter Parking Lots ...

Statement from the Wellesley Board of Selectmen

The Board of Selectmen has released this statement about recent actions made against its board members.

Community Service Opportunities at DPW

Do you like to work outdoors? The DPW Park & Tree Division is looking for volunteers to help maintain fields, recreation areas, parkland and more in Wellesley. Applications accepted until March 6.

UPDATED: Give Feedback on Redistricting Maps

Wellesley Public Schools is asking for input on updated draft elementary school redistricting maps. 

Following a public hearing on February 11, the School Committee requested an additional variation of the maps for Upham (Upham Map 3A).

The draft m...

"Wellesley Will," A Plan for Our Planet

How will Wellesley prepare for and handle the impacts of a changing climate and economy?

The Town recently held a series of workshops and hearings to start developing a plan for our community and our planet. 

It’s part of a campaign calle...

Plug In to WMLP Wellesley Drives Electric Program

The Wellesley Municipal Light Plant is launching a new electric vehicle incentive program. Wellesley Drives Electric offers savings and benefits to residents who drive electric cars and charge them at home overnight.

Community CPR & AED Training on Feb. 26 and 27

The Health Dept. is offering free CPR/AED training on Feb. 26 (for medical professionals) and Feb. 27 (for non-medical participants) at the Warren Recreation and Health Building. The course is taught by Wellesley Fire Dept. personnel; space is limited.

Early Voting Feb. 24-28

The 2020 Presidential Primary Election is on Tuesday, March 3. 

Residents will be voting for the candidates of political parties as listed on the warrant. 

Wellesley is offering early voting for residents from Monday, February 24 through F...

New Hands Free Law Starts February 23, 2020

The Wellesley Police Department wants you to know about an important change to cell phone/electronic device usage by drivers in Massachusetts.

On February 23, 2020, the new “Hands Free” law will go into effect in Massachusetts. &nbs...

Historic District Commission Vacancy

Serve on the Historic District Commission (HDC) and help preserve the unique characteristics of Wellesley neighborhoods. 

The Planning Department is seeking candidates to fill a vacant board seat on the Commission.

The HDC reviews alterations to bu...

UPDATED: Coronavirus and Flu Information

Wellesley Health Dept. is monitoring the recent outbreak of the Coronavirus. While MA now has one confirmed case, our community remains at low risk. Regular updates on the virus and the flu are on the Health Dept. website.

2020 Presidential Primary Election is March 3

The Warrant for the Presidential Primary Election on Tuesday, March 3, 2020 has been posted. 

Some important reminders to make your vote count:

• The last day to register to vote or change a party affiliation is Wednesday February 12^th at 8:00 PM at ...

Read the 2020 Annual Town Meeting Warrant

What will Wellesley Town Meeting Members be discussing and voting on this spring?

The 2020 Annual Town Meeting warrant has been posted by the Town Constable and is now available for residents to review.   

This year’s meeting beg...

NRC Exploring Lighting for Hunnewell Field

The NRC is exploring the feasibility of adding lights to the Hunnewell Track and Field complex, and improving other lighting in the area to reduce energy use and light pollution. Public input from the community is invited.

Water Meter Upgrade Program

The Water Division is beginning an 18-month long program to upgrade water meters town-wide. New meters and transmitters will be installed in all homes and business at no additional charge to customers.

Statement from the Wellesley Board of Selectmen

The Board of Selectmen has released this statement about recent actions made against its board members.

New Hands Free Law Starts February 23, 2020.

The Wellesley Police Department wants you to know about an important change to cell phone/electronic device usage by drivers in Massachusetts.

On February 23, 2020 the new “Hands Free” law will go into effect in Massachusetts.  ...