Listing of vacant offices for Town Caucus.
The Annual Town Caucus will be held at the Community House on Thursday, March 12th at 6:30 pm. If interested in serving or want to be a part of the process of nominating an individual to be on the ballot for May, please plan ...
read more...Cummington will celebrate its 250th birthday in 2029, and we are forming a seven member community planning committee to help shape this once in a generation milestone. We invite residents aged 18 and older, from all backgrounds, to join us in imagining events, activities, and celebrations that honor our history, ...
read more...January 2026: Dog licenses are being sent out in the next few weeks and are available here on the website on the Town Clerk's page. They are due by March 31st. Please complete the form and return to ...
read more...Open Burn season Jan 15, 2026 - May 1, 2026. Permits required, no fee. Permits available online at www.hcburnpermits.com. Questions please call 413-923-8992...
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| Member | Title | Phone | Term Start | Term End |
Adam Dragon Bernard Forgea Sarah Fournier-Scanlon | Director Member Member | 413-634-0333 413-634-5458 413-320-9232 | 2025 2025 2025 | 2026 2026 2026 |
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Meeting times: As Needed |
| Term: Appointed by the Selectboard for 1 year |
| Compensation: Director - $5,000/year |
| Email: firechief@cummington-ma.gov |
The Cummington Emergency Management Director is responsible for identifying natural and man made disasters that could occur in Cummington and for developing plans and identifying the resources that would be required to respond effectively to potential disaster situations. These plans have been documented and placed in a binder in the Cummington Community House and filed with the Massachusetts Emergency Planning Commission. Should a disaster occur in Cummington, the Emergency Management Director will assume the role of situation commander to coordinate the activities of police, fire, medical, and other responders. The Emergency Management Director is the Cummington representative to the Hampshire County Local Emergency Planning Commission (LEPC). The LEPC works to develop plans to coordinate the resources of all of the towns in Hampshire County to respond to a disaster that may occur in any one of the towns.