George Dixon,74, is running to keep his seat on the Chelmsford Select Board.
Deirdre Connolly, a Town Meeting Member from Precinct 1, is making a run for an open seat on the Planning Board.
Mark Carota the vice-chairperson for the town's Zoning Board of Appeals is making a run for Select Board.
Why April Danielson is running for a seat on the Chelmsford Select Board.
"If approved by Governor Baker, our plans are to hold Early Voting," the town clerk's office said.
At least one of the select board members said she thought it was disrespectful for the state to change gears and focus on mass vaccination.
Latosha Dixon, the vice-chairperson for the town's Diversity, Racial Equity, and Inclusion Committee is making a run for Select Board.
Paul McDougall is running for a seat on the Chelmsford Planning Board.
The last day to register to vote in the local election next month is March 17. Here's a look at the races, so far.
Nangle represented the 17th Middlesex District, which covers parts of Chelmsford and Lowell.
Only 25 signatures from registered voters in your precinct are needed to get your name on the ballot.
The Chelmsford Fire Department has moved to an online system for burning permits. There are no paper permits available.
This comes following the abrupt resignation of a Select Board member who publically flung a gendered slur at another committee member.
See how President Donald Trump's 2020 performance in Chelmsford compares to 2016.
Of the 26,648 registered voters in town, 22,053 voted in this election, which was only 1,611 more than voted in the 2016 general election.
Today is Election Day in Chelmsford, the polls opened at 7 a.m.
After a marathon political campaign, Election Day 2020 is finally here.
Everything you need to know about voting in town for the election Nov. 3.
The new contract will take effect in November 2020 when the current contract with Public Power ends.
Seek out election information from trustworthy sources, verify who produced the content, and consider their intent.
During step 1, outdoor gatherings at event venues and in public settings are limited to 50 people.
Secretary of the Commonwealth William Galvin directed communities to improve security after a ballot box was set ablaze in Boston.
Everything you need to know about early voting, mail-in voting and in-person voting in Chelmsford for the election Nov. 3.
The town's rate of positivity for the coronavirus is above the state's average.
The Town of Chelmsford has received $40,024 back on its workers compensation and property and casualty insurance costs.
Mail-in voting was deemed successful for the state primary, but there will be some adjustments for the November election.
The name change was enacted last week by Gov. Charlie Baker.
What to know about the 2020 Massachusetts primary election coming up Sept. 1.
Town official are holding a diversity, racial equity and inclusion "listening session" next week.
Election Day results are in from Town Hall, here is how Chelmsford voted in this year's town elections.
Heart Pond and Freeman Lake beaches in Chelmsford are closed "until further notice," thanks to people not following state guidelines.
All attendees will have to get their temperatures taken, wear face masks, and stay at least 6 feet away from others.
Amid the coronavirus crisis the town in-person elections will be in one place. But officials are urging you to mail in your ballot instead.
The Secretary of State is allowing any registered voter to request a mail-in ballot for elections being held on or before June 30.
The town announced the number of people who have tested positive for the coronavirus after previously declining to release numbers.
A number of the residents at the Chelmsford Nursing Home tested positive for the new coronavirus, according to police.
This comes in response to the State of Emergency and concerns about the new coronavirus and its implications.
Slightly more than 43 percent of voters showed up at the polls on Super Tuesday, according to the town clerk's office.
With Super Tuesday approaching, here's your chance to vote early and avoid election day wait times in Massachusetts.
The FBI said State Rep. David Nangle, who was arrested Tuesday, used the power of his Beacon Hill position to fund his lifestyle.