
All Schools are CLOSED FRIDAY 3/10/17 – Due to the inclement weather forecast. There will be a 90 minute delay for administrators and the administration office.
Author: Precinct7
Winter Storm Warning!
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Monthly Meeting Today!
Barnstable High Closed Monday!
Due to a heating system failure Barnstable High School is closed today.
See notice HERE
All other schools are open!
National Day of Unplugging
March 3-4 is National Day of Unplugging Learn more
March Barnstable Bulletin
Upcoming Precinct 7 & Town Council Meetings March 2017
Town Council Asset Management Advisory Committee – Thursday March 2, 5:30pm, Town Hall
Town Council Charter Review Committee – Thursday March 2, 6pm Town Hall
Town Council Meeting – Thursday March 2, 7pm, Town Hall
Town Council Committee to Assess Homelessness – Monday March 6, 6pm, Town Hall
Town Council Charter Review Committee – Tuesday March 7, 6pm Town Hall
Precinct 7 Monthly Meeting – Wednesday March 8, 3-5pm, Cotuit Library
Town Council Appointments Committee – Tuesday March 21, 5:30pm, Town Hall
Town Council Meeting – Thursday March 23, 7pm, Town Hall
March 2 Town Council Meeting
Project Update: Community Helps Guide Route 28, Cotuit Congestion Options
Route 28 in Cotuit/Santuit is a major east-west transportation corridor on Cape Cod. The section of Route 28 from Santuit-Newton Road to Route 130 was identified as a priority for investigation.
View Cape Cod Commission Update Here
A brief presentation on the project is anticipated at the Cape Cod Metropolitan Planning Organization’s (MPO) scheduled meeting on Monday, February 27th at the Cape Cod Commission Conference Room, 3225 Main Street, Barnstable at 1:00 p.m. The Cape Cod MPO is the regional governing body that oversees regional transportation planning and recommends the distribution of funds for major transportation projects.
2017 Hazardous Waste Collection Days
Improper disposal of these products is illegal and poses a risk to human health and the environment. DO NOT pour hazardous waste down the drain or discard it with regular household trash. Water treatment plants and septic systems are not designed to contain or remove these chemicals.
View 2017 Schedule Here






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