Somerset Town Administrator Richard Brown and Swansea Town Administrator Mallory Aronstein are pleased to announce that the Towns of Somerset and Swansea have entered into an intermunicipal agreement for sewer services.
Somerset Town Administrator Richard Brown, Swansea Board of Selectmen Chairman Christopher R. Carreiro and Public Health Nurse for the Towns of Swansea and Somerset Emily Lachance are pleased to announce that a regional vaccination collaborative between the Towns of Somerset, Swansea, Fall River, Attleboro and Taunton has been approved by state.
Town Administrator Mallory Aronstein, Swansea Public Schools Superintendent John Robidoux and Public Health Nurse Emily Lachance are pleased to announce that the Town of Swansea has launched a COVID-19 dashboard to keep community members up-to-date with the town’s latest information regarding the pandemic.
Swansea Town Administrator Mallory Aronstein, Somerset Town Administrator Richard Brown and Public Health Nurse for the Towns of Swansea and Somerset Emily Lachance wish to share the latest information regarding the distribution of the COVID-19 vaccine throughout the region.
Shellfishing Permits for 2021 are available. Due to the pandemic, the Town Hall is still closed to the public. In order ahead to obtain your shellfish permit; Town Clerk’s Office at 508-678-9389 ext. 2. All your information will be taken over the phone, processed and the permit will then be available at the Town Hall for pickup. Once you get to the Town Hall, you must again call the Town Clerk’s Office and a staff member will meet you at the side door. Please remember, you must have an up-to-date census as part of the criteria for obtaining a Shellfish Permit. Thank you! Diane Pelland, Town Clerk
Swansea Town Administrator Mallory Aronstein, Somerset Town Administrator Richard Brown and Public Health Nurse for the Towns of Swansea and Somerset Emily Lachance are pleased to announce that the Towns of Somerset and Swansea will co-host a COVID-19 vaccination clinic for anyone currently eligible to receive the vaccine this weekend.
Town Administrator Mallory Aronstein and Public Health Nurse Emily Lachance would like to share with the community information regarding the beginning of Phase Two COVID-19 vaccinations.
Swansea Town Administrator Mallory Aronstein, Somerset Town Administrator Richard Brown and Public Health Nurse for the Towns of Swansea and Somerset Emily Lachance are pleased to announce that the Towns of Swansea and Somerset have been successfully co-hosting COVID-19 vaccination clinics for those eligible to receive the vaccine in Phase 1 of the state’s distribution plan.
The Community Preservation Committee is seeking proposals for project funding for the 2021-2022 fiscal year, which would begin July 1, 2021. The project must relate to preservation of land, preservation of historical sites or buildings, affordable housing, or equipment for recreation.
Please contact Colleen Brown cbrown@town.swansea.ma.us 508-673-6467 for a copy of the CPC filing application
Applications are due at the Conservation Commission office at 68 Stevens Rd, Town Hall Annex on January 15, 2021.
It is best to discuss with Colleen Brown the project and the criteria for funding.
Town Administrator Mallory Aronstein reports that the Town of Swansea remains in the Commonwealth’s “Red” High-Risk designation for the fourth week in a row, and urges residents to continue to closely follow COVID-19 prevention guidance.
