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The Cummington Board of Health is pleased to announce that the Westfield River was tested again on Monday, June 20th, 2020, for Ecoli.
The results of two tests, one near the Lilac Bridge and one near Walker Road both now meet the acceptable limits for Massachusetts Bathing Beaches.
Therefore, the ...
read more...On Monday July 20, 2020 – road construction will begin on Bryant Road between Route 9 and West Cummington Road.
Bryant Road will be closed to through traffic from Route 9 (Near the Bryant Library) to the intersection at West Cummington Road near the Bryant
There are now two bins at the Transfer Station for items to be recycled.
The new bin is for the cans, glass, and plastics (i.e., milk cartons, juice boxes, soup/stock containers) and those can be mixed together. Please keep cardboard and paper together (no shredded paper; staples and binding on paper ...
read more...The Bryant Free Library will be open Saturday mornings from 8:30-12:30 with curbside delivery of books, magazines, dvd's etc. starting this Saturday, June 27th. Items can be ordered by calling Librarian Mark DeMaranville at 634-5400 and leaving a message. A mask is required when picking up with 1 transaction at ...
read more...Dog licences are available by mail through the town clerk. Please send the following info along with a check made out to the Town of Cummington to:
Town Clerk at PO Box 128
Name of dog
Age
Address
Color
Copy of rabies material
Breed
Spayed female
Neutered male
name of ...
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