Town Council Committee to Assess Homelessness – Thursday December 1, 6pm, Town Hall
Town Council Meeting – Thursday December 1, 7pm, Town Hall
Town Council Committee to Assess Homelessness – Monday December 5, 6pm, Town Hall CANCELLED
Precinct 7 Monthly Meeting – Wednesday December 14, 3-5pm, Cotuit Library
Town Council Meeting – Thursday December 15, 7pm, Town Hall
Town Council Committee to Assess Homelessness – Monday December 19, 6pm, Town Hall
Town Council Appointments Committee – Tuesday December 20, 5:30pm, Town Hall CANCELLED
Town Council Asset Management Advisory Committee – Tuesday December 20, 6pm, Town Hall CANCELLED
Wed. Nov 16, 2016, 3 p.m. – 5 p.m.
St. George Greek Orthodox Church Community Center
1130 Falmouth Rd, Centerville, MA 02632
These clinics are open to Town residents only. The fee is $3.00
Barnstable Town Council 2017-2018 Strategic Plan approved November 3, 2016
Barnstable Veterans Day Parade is Friday at 10 a.m.
The parade starts at South Street, then to Old Colony Road, Main Street and finally the Village Green where the veterans program will commence. The keynote speaker is U.S. Air Force Lt. Col. Nathan Hippe, commander at Cape Cod Air Force Station.
Veterans Day: What’s Closed, Open in Barnstable
What’s closed:
Public schools
Town offices (state and federal offices also closed)
Public Libraries
Post offices
Most banks will be closed to observe the holiday
What’s Open:
Restaurants
Convenience Stores
Liquor stores
Retail stores (check with your local retailers first)
The Barnstable Conservation Division has contracted with Northeast Forest and Fire Management LLC to conduct another prescribed burn in the Crocker Neck Conservation Area. Depending on the weather, it will be scheduled within the next month or put off to early spring 2017. Stay tuned for scheduled date.
It looks like they did almost half of sub-unit C (northern end) and a bit of the northern end of sub-unit B last year.
See Map of Crocker Neck Subunits Here
Town Council Meeting – Thursday November 3, 7pm, Town Hall
Town Council Committee to Assess Homelessness – Monday November 7, 6pm, Town Hall
Precinct 7 Monthly Meeting – Wednesday November 9, 3-5pm, Cotuit Library
Town Council Asset Management Advisory Committee – Monday November 14, 5:30pm, Town Hall
Town Council Appointments Committee – Tuesday November 15, 5:30pm, Town Hall
Town Council Committee to Analyze Impact of Illegal Substances – Thursday November 17, 6:30pm, Town Hall
Town Council Meeting – Thursday November 17, 7pm, Town Hall
Town Council Charter Review Committee – None
Town Council Roads Committee – None
Milling & Repaving of Route 28 from Mashpee Town Line to Intersection of Route 130
As of noon October 31,2016, DMF has lifted the ASP (Amnesic Shellfish Poisoning, (ASP)) ban. North Bay will open on November 1st for shellfishing. Prince Cove and the Mills River remain closed.
At a recent meeting of the Cotuit Civic Association at Freedom Hall, the Town of Barnstable’s Growth Management Director, JoAnne Miller Buntich, introduced the land planning firm, BETA. They presented existing condition and overlay concept plans for a roadside path connecting existing along the entire length of Putnam Avenue to Main Street, Cotuit. There were many questions from the night’s attendees.
Click Here to view the concept plans.
To date, this project has been funded using a mitigation fund put in place during the time of the Stop and Shop construction. That fund was used to construct both a single sided and double sided sidewalk from Route 28 to Sampsons Mill Rd. This million dollar plus project will need broad community support to proceed. If you would like to view the plans in person they are available at Town Hall M-F 8:30-4:30 in the Barnstable Growth Management Department, 3rd. Floor, 367 Main Street, Hyannis. Comments are welcome or call Town Hall with questions 508-862-4678.
Reminder to register your home alarm with the Barnstable Police Department.
Click Here to Download the 2017/2018 Form
Jennifer Jean Costello, (Nature 6) Papaver, oil on canvas
October 5 – November 20, 2016
Botanica
Exhibition of art inspired by botany, horticulture, and nature featuring artists from the National Association of Women Artists, Massachusetts Chapter. Botanica includes 47 works of art by 24 artists in a range of mediums such as drawing, painting, and sculpture. A free public reception with the artists will be held on Friday, October 7 from 5:30 to 7:00pm at the Cahoon Museum, 4676 Falmouth Road in Cotuit.
Town Council Committee to Assess Homelessness – Thursday October 6, 6pm, Town Hall
Town Council Meeting – Thursday October 6, 7pm, Town Hall
Precinct 7 Monthly Meeting – Wednesday October 12, 3-5pm, Cotuit Library
Town Council Asset Management Advisory Committee – Monday October 17, 5:30pm, Town Hall
Town Council Appointments Committee – Tuesday October 18, 5:30pm, Town Hall
Cotuit/Santuit Civic Association – Tuesday October 18, 7:30pm, Freedom Hall
Water Resources Advisory Committee – Wednesday October 19, 5:30pm, Town Hall
Town Council Roads Committee – Thursday October 20, 6pm, Town Hall
Town Council Meeting – Thursday October 20, 7pm, Town Hall
Town Council Committee to Assess Homelessness – Monday October 24, 6pm, Town Hall
Town Council Committee to Analyze Impact of Illegal Substances in Barnstable, Thursday October 27, 5:30pm, Town Hall
Friday October 7 – Sunday October 10
From Sandy Neck to Crocker Neck and Ponds in between
Take one of the many FREE guided walks and learn more about the beautiful Town of Barnstable
For more Information Click Here
MassDOT and tree removal contractor (Northern Tree Service, Inc.) will be performing selective clearing and thinning on Rt.28, as indicated on the Project Notification Form. Work will begin between the hours of 7am – 3pm on September 26 for approximately 20 days.

ROAD SURFACE MILLING AND PAVING MAIN STREET, COTUIT
The Department of Public Works will be performing roadway improvements on Main Street in Cotuit (from Rt. 28 to Putnam Avenue) beginning on Friday, September 9, 2016. Improvements include milling of existing roadway surfaces, drainage system repairs, and new asphalt pavement surfaces. Work is expected to be completed by Friday, September 23, 2016, weather permitting.Vehicle access during construction operations will be restricted to one lane. Motorists are advised to seek alternate routes to avoid the construction work.
Operations will start promptly at 7 AM and run until 5 PM, after which time traffic will be opened back onto both lanes of the roadway.
As always, please slow down and use extreme caution when traveling through the road construction areas and follow posted safety signs.
CONTACT: JOE ORCIUCH Tel: 508-790-6400, Ext 4940
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