GENERAL

Storm Updates

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WINTER STORM Niko UPDATE

Impacts:

Widespread power outages were  reported however crews have restored power and are nearly complete in Barnstable. As of 1:30pm, all but 9 or .03% of the Town of Barnstable Eversource customers have power.

Eversource Info Here

Click Here to Track Town Snowplow Fleet

T  H  I  N  K     S  P  R  I  N  G!

February 10, 2017 07:30 AM –The accumulating snow ended around 3:00AM. DPW main road crews are scraping and treating their routes, and then will treat their roads a final time with material during the morning commute. Secondary road crews have cleaned up and pushed back their routes. The vast majority of the crews will be at the 24 hour mark when the above is completed. A limited crew will be leading final clean-up efforts, addressing complaints and preparing for sidewalk snow plowing.

February 9, 2017 8:30 PM – All crews are continuing to plow. It appears that the worst of the snow is behind us. Gusting winds will continue throughout the night. Please continue to stay off the roads if possible.

February 9, 2017 4:30 PM – We are entering the height of the storm with heavy snow, gusting winds up to 50 mph, and limited visibility for the next few hours. The plows are all out, working hard to keep the roads passable. The Barnstable Police Department has requested that the DPW focus their efforts on the hospital and other emergency routes. There are multiple trees and power lines down throughout the Town. If you are able to, please stay off the roads.

February 9, 2017 11:00 AM – Good morning, our second  large storm of the season is at our doorstep. With predictions of over a foot of snow and high winds,  the DPW has mobilized and is pretreating the main roads. The secondary road contractors are being called in, and all trucks should be on the roads by noon. Utility companies stand ready to immediately address areas of lost power. With the predicted intensity of the storm this afternoon, it is likely roads will become snow filled. Please assist the emergency, utility and plow crews by staying off the roads.  If you are an essential worker please take care and refrain from parking on the main streets of Hyannis, Barnstable and Osterville villages. Stay Safe!

Upcoming Precinct 7 & Town Council Meetings February 2017

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Town Council Asset Management Advisory Committee – Thursday February 2, 5:30pm, Town Hall

Town Council Meeting – Thursday February 2, 7pm, Town Hall

Precinct 7 Monthly Meeting – Wednesday February 8, 3-5pm, Cotuit Library

Town Council Committee to Assess Homelessness – Monday February 13, 6pm, Town Hall

Town Council Meeting – Thursday February 16, 7pm, Town Hall

Town Council Appointments Committee – Tuesday February 21, 5:30pm, Town Hall

 

2017 PARKING PERMITS/BEACH STICKERS

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2017 TOWN OF BARNSTABLE

PARKING PERMITS/BEACH STICKERS

Resident parking permits are required January 1st through December 31st.

Complete and mail your permit application with all of the required documentation to 141 Bassett Lane, Hyannis, MA 02601.  

If you do not wish to participate in the mail-in application process 2017 Parking Permits/Beach stickers will be on sale in person beginning Monday, May 1, 2017 at the Hyannis Youth and Community Center, 141 Bassett Lane, Hyannis, MA. 508-790-6345
Hours of Operation: Monday through Saturday ~ 9-4 Sundays & Holidays ~ 9-12

Types of permits and fees:

Resident: $40 offered to year-round residents and/or taxpayers. This permit allows entry to all beaches. Valid vehicle registration and taxpayer status is required to purchase this permit. Resident parking permits are required annually beginning January 1st through December 31st.

Landlord: $300 offered to taxpayers who rent their property during the summer season. This permit allows entry to all beaches. Taxpayer status is required to purchase this permit.

Seasonal: $250 offered to summer residents. This permit allows entry to public beaches only. A list of all public beaches is available upon purchase of this permit.

Weekly: $70 per week (seven consecutive days). This permit allows entry into public beaches only. A list of all public beaches is available upon purchase of this permit.

Parking Permits (Beach Stickers) applications will be emailed to all those who provided an e-mail address last year. This is a convenient way for residents to obtain their permits.

Rt 130/Rt 28 – Newtown Rd Corridor Study Workshop

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  • Cape Cod Commission Workshop-Meeting

  • Public Comment Welcome

  • January 19, 2017
    3:00 pm

     3225 Main Street, Barnstable, MA 02630

  • Route 28 Cotuit Corridor Study (Santuit-Newtown Road to Route 130) — Steven Tupper.   Cape Cod Commission staff will describe their work on the Route 28 Cotuit Corridor Study (“Study”), which is a study of the roadway from Santuit-Newtown Road to Route 130 in Cotuit, Massachusetts.  The Study presents transportation alternatives which have been identified through a public outreach process to improve safety, reduce congestion, and improve accommodation of all road users on Route 28 from Santuit-Newtown Road to Route 130 in Cotuit, MA.  Staff will also discuss the public outreach conducted and answer questions the Commission members may have.

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