COVID-19 Vaccines Available for Ages 6 Months +
COVID-19 vaccines are now available for anyone ages 6 months or older. The Wellesley Health Department website includes updated information on the vaccine as well as information on where to find local vaccine...
Wellesley is seeing a rise in reported COVID-19 cases due to the very contagious and highly transmissible Ba2 Omicron subvariant. Health officials are reminding everyone to follow COVID precautions that make sense for them individually.
Wellesley's indoor mask mandate for municipal buildings and offices will be lifted effective March 7, 2022. Going forward, wearing a mask indoors is optional and based on individual choice.
The School Committee is moving forward with a trio of projects at the Hunnewell Track & Field, new bathroom facilities, new team room facilities, and new field lighting.
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.
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.
The Attorney General's Office has approved many of the 2022 Annual Town Meeting Bylaw changes. Several bylaw changes remain under review. For more information, go to the Town website.
Claims of invalidity of the amendments to the Town By...
The Town of Wellesley Department of Public Works‘ Drinking Water Consumer Confidence Report for calendar year 2021 is now available online at wellesleyma.gov/water. The Wellesley Department of Public Works is pleased to provide this consumer con...
First quarter fiscal year (FY) 2023 tax bills have been mailed out. Please be advised that tax payers will see a 6.8% increase in tax bills as a result of the December 7, 2021 debt exclusion to build two new elementary schools at the Hardy and Hunnewell E...
Please join "The Nines" located at 40 Williams Street for a Public Information Meeting via Zoom on Tuesday, June 28, 2022 to learn about the new rental development offering 88 affordable housing units. Local preference is given for Wellesley res...
The construction of the interim PFAS treatment system is complete. The system has been approved by the Massachusetts Department of Environmental Protection and the Morses Pond Treatment Plant will be brought back online Saturday June 18, 2022.&a...
The Wellesley Department of Public Works needs your help to reduce the current demand for water in Wellesley and has issued a State of Water Supply Conservation Declaration.
The Town of Wellesley is seeking a volunteer with financial experience to fill a vacancy on the Audit Committee.
This committee consists of five residents who are appointed by the Town Moderator and serve a two-year term. The current vacant seat ...
The Wellesley Police Department would like to congratulate Officer Mike Gerard on his recent retirement from the department after 38 years of service to the Town of Wellesley.
A Wellesley native, Officer Gerard began his career at the Wellesley Police Depa...
The Massachusetts Association of Women in Law Enforcement (MAWLE) honored Wellesley Police Officer Tana DiCenso at their annual award ceremony on June 16. MAWLE is a large Massachusetts organization that was formed to keep women informed and con...
On Monday, June 6, the Wellesley Select Board and Police Chief Jack Pilecki promoted Sergeant Bob Gallagher to the rank of Lieutenant.
Lieutenant Gallagher joined the Wellesley Police Department 17 years ago. During his tenure with the...