Ashby is participating in the Digital Equity Survey Plan. Share your input by completing the Digital Equity Survey for Ashby.
New Residents and Residents ending 3rd-party contracts for Electricity – sign up for the Town’s Program
Are you a new resident or a resident who has ended a third-party contract and switched back to basic service? Learn more about the Town’s program and the savings over basic service. Not happy with the program? There is a a 30 day opt-out period before being automatically enrolled.
Polling Location for all elections in Ashby is now Ashby Elementary School
NOTICE TO THE VOTERS OF THE TOWN OF ASHBY In accordance with MGL Chapter 54, Section 24, and by vote of the Selectboard on January 17, 2024 the polling location FOR ELECTIONS for all voters in the Town of Ashby has been changed to: ASHBY ELEMENTARY SCHOOL, 911 MAIN STREET, ASHBY, MA This change is effective immediately […]
Winter Advisory Department Information
With the winter storm on the way, here are some guidelines as to which department to call when something happens. Please call 911 in the event of an emergency.
Public Service Announcement: Citizens Behind the Badge are NOT affiliated with Ashby Police Department
The Ashby Police Department has been receiving calls from residents about this group. They are not affiliated with the Ashby Police Department in any way. A Google search will give you all the information needed.
Annual Town Meeting Warrants Approved by the Attorney General of Massachusetts
The warrants listed have been returned with approval by the Attorney General of Massachusetts.
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Unitil 2023 Rate Cases
Review the Unitil 2023 Rate Cases document for more information on the filing of Unitil’s rate cases. Also available in Portuguese and Spanish.
Share your thoughts on the potential preservation and use of the Grange Building
The Historical Commission is conducting a survey on the future of the Grange Building and a walking trail in the center of town. Your input would be greatly appreciated. The survey can be found online at https://bit.ly/grange-survey. Since its construction in 1820 it’s been a church, a private school, Town Hall, Ashby High School, a gym, and the Ashby […]