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(Ipswich MA, June 30, 2020) Ipswich Affordable Housing Trust Fund Board has joined forces with Action Inc. whose mission is to create opportunities that promote a thriving Cape Ann for all, to offer short-term rental assistance for Ipswich resid...
The Board of Assessors has completed a comprehensive revaluation of all properties and has received preliminary certification from the Massachusetts Department of Revenue. Real Estate values will be available for review on the town website HERE trough Oct...
The Ipswich Public Health Department is offering its annual flu vaccinations to seniors in their home by appointment. Paramedics from Action Ambulance will go to seniors’ homes in early to mid-October to administer the quadrivalent reg...
Lots of opportunities to volunteer! Check out the list of boards, committees and commissions and complete an online request form to become an active member in your town!
Click HERE to learn more including a helpful Handbook for Members...
Click here to view the Abandoned Property / Unclaimed Check list.
Over the last year the town of Ipswich has offered a variety of training opportunities educating staff to avoid unnecessary risks and losses thereby saving taxpayer dollars. See details below or click HERE to view in new window.
Public Health Director, Colleen Fermon has some important and simple tips for preventing mosquito-borne illness while enjoying all that beautiful Ipswich has to offer for outdoor activities. Please watch this short VIDEO and share what you know! ...
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Accessible on the Animal Control web page and in the town Bylaws online, please acquaint yourself on the Ipswich Bylaws on Animal Regulations.
The Town Clerk also has information readily available about kennels and annual dog registration.
Local businesses are in many cases the first line of defense and first resource for when a storm hits. The Ipswich Resilience Guide was designed to assist local businesses in Ipswich and throughout Cape Ann to offer the tools necessary to be res...
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Watch and please share with your neighbors and friends the great information provided in this short VIDEO on preventing mosquito-born illness from your Public Health Department.
Get outside safely, Ipswich!
On Friday, July 31, the Baker-Polito Administration launched#MaskUpMA, an effort to continue to remind residents to wear masks andface-coverings in public to stop the spread of COVID-19. The effort underscoresthe importance of wearing masks across m...
To prevent contact with ticks and avoid tick-borne illnesses, Ipswich Public Health recommends the following tips provided by the Centers for Disease Control and Prevention (CDC):
Avoid Direct Contact with Ticks
Avoid wooded and brushy areas with high grass...
In this area, ticks are especially prevalent from April to September, but residents should remember that tick bites can happen anytime of the year. Ticks hibernate during the winter months and look for a host to latch onto when temperatures rise. To preve...
The mosquito surveillance traps are going to be deployed by Northeast Massachusetts Mosquito Control District during the week of May 11-15th, 2020.
Weekly collections from these traps will start for all municipalities during the week of May 18th, 2020 and ...
Free Shred Event! Bring your bagged or boxed materials for a quick, efficient dropoff at Town Hall on Wednesday, October 14, from 10 AM to 2 PM. Check out Frequently Asked Questions. Please note that town hall will be closed during these hours.
Due to several factors including lack of precipitation, decreasing reservoir storage, and continued low stream flow in the Ipswich River, the Water Department must impose a mandatory water ban at this time. This ban is being imposed in accordanc...
Due to lack of precipitation, decreasing reservoir storage, increased water demand and reduced stream flow in the Ipswich River, the Water Department must impose mandatory water restrictions. Please see the Mandatory Water Restriction Memo from ...
The Ipswich Water Department will begin construction to replace the 125 year old water main in High Street with limited work on side streets intersecting with High Street on December 12, 2019. Full construction will commence in early spring 2020.
