The Emergency Operation Center was opened Oct. 17. Coordination efforts among town departments are ongoing. Thanks to police, fire, DPW, SHELD and Emergency Management, cleanup efforts are winding down. Read on...
Work will include clearing undergrowth around arboretum trees, light pruning, and general landscape maintenance. Some tools will be provide but bring gloves and any other gear you need to be comfortable working outside. Read on...
The forum will discuss municipal vulnerabilities and preparedness related to climate change. Attendees will learn more about the priority actions identified during the planning process and will have an opportunity to provide feedback. Read on...
ValleyBike is continuing to grow in South Hadley! The newest bike station opened this past week at the Woodlawn Plaza, outside PeoplesBank. It is fully stocked with bikes ready to rent. Read on...
Presented by South Hadley Bike-Walk Committee, the Council On Aging & the Planning/Conservation Department, the 1-mile, ADA-accessible River-To-Range Loop Trail event is perfect for friends & family of all ages. Dogs, strollers & bikes are welcome too! Read on...
VPC is a more modern, user-friendly version of ViewPermit used to submit applications for various certificates, licenses and permits to town departments. Residents who used the former ViewPermit system will need to create a new account in VPC. Read on...
The senior center will temporarily operate out of St. Theresa's Parish, located at 9 East Parkview Drive, in South Hadley. All Council on Aging programs will begin at the parish on Monday, Nov. 4. Read on...
Work will start Oct. 21 and continue to Oct. 25 on North Main Street from West Summit to Pheasant Run, and the entirety of Old Lyman Road. A binder/base coat will be applied Oct. 28 - Nov. 1. Final paving is tentatively scheduled for the summer of 2020. Read on...
The Town of South Hadley prides itself on being a good river steward. Improvements to the Main Street pumping station, as well as other upgrades made to the system, are part of that commitment to keep the river safe and clean. Read on...
Please only use paper or open top containers. Any brush must be tied in bundles of no more than four feet in length. Yard waste must be curbside by 7 a.m. on collection day. Please keep yard waste barrels separate from trash barrels. Read on...
Residents are welcome to bring unwanted prescription drugs to the drop box in the police station free of charge and with no questions asked on Saturday, Oct. 26 from 10 a.m. to 2 p.m. as part of National Prescription Drug Take-Back Day. Read on...
This month, students will walk, bike or ride to and from school. Inevitably, our roads will be more congested. It’s important every day, but particularly before and after school, for motorists to slow down and pay attention to the road. Read on...
Baker declared a public health emergency in the Commonwealth due to severe lung disease associated with the use of e-cigarettes and vaping products, and the epidemic of e-cigarette uses among youth. Read on...
The Town Clerk's office is hosting an election training for the presidential primary. Due to the training the office will be closed from 9:30 a.m. to 1 p.m. Oct. 23. Read on...
