Select Board - Our Shared Responsibilities To Democracy In Town Of Natick

The Select Board released a couple of statements at their last meeting on January 13, 2021.

Select Board - Our Shared Responsibilities To Democracy In Natick Town

They would like to share with the Natick Community their 'Our Shared Responsibilities to Democracy' statement.

Select Board - Our Shared Health Responsibilities In Natick Town

The Select Board released a couple of statements at their last meeting on January 13, 2021.

Natick 2021 Town Election: Who's Running For Office

The Natick 2021 election will feature competitive Select Board and School Committee races.

Representative Linsky Files Gun Legislation

New legislation to address 3-D printed guns, ghost guns

Senator Rausch to Host Virtual Coffee Hour For Seniors

Seniors are invited for a coffee over Zoom to discuss life during the COVID-19 pandemic and current issues on Beacon Hill

Natick Water Alert - Boil Water Order Lifted On January 15

The Boil Water Order issued by the Massachusetts Department of Environmental Protection has been lifted for all area in the Town of Natick.

Natick Select Board Condemns Capitol Riot, But Can't Go Further

A Natick Town Meeting member was photographed inside the Capitol, but town leaders made it clear Wednesday they can't punish her.

Senator Rausch Announces 2021 Virtual Office Hours

Senator Rausch's virtual office hours will continue throughout the COVID-19 pandemic

Bill Would Make Voting By Mail Permanent In MA

State Sen. Rebecca Rausch, D-Natick, filed the bill this week with no-excuse mail voting set to expire at the end of March.

MetroWest Official Photographed In Capitol During Riot: Patch PM

Also: Bedford Town Flag Spotted At Capitol Riot | Wellesley Police Arrest Break-In Trio | Woman Charged In Worcester Carjacking | More

Natick Residents Petition To Oust Official Seen At Capitol Riot

Natick Town Meeting member Sue Ianni was photographed in the U.S. Capitol with Mark Sahady of the group Super Happy Fun America.

A Letter from Representative David P. Linsky

Representative Linsky comments on the events of January 6th at our nation's capital

Fifth Middlesex Towns receive Transportation and Economic Funding

Houses Passes Conference Committee Report for new Transportation and Economic Legislation

Houses Passes Conference Committee Report for Major Climate Bill

Legislation takes bold climate action to reach net zero emissions by 2050

Commonwealth to Receive Small Business Relief Package

Relief package builds on existing programs and funds targeted investments

Natick Assembles Team To Find New Town Administrator

Nine town employees and residents were picked for the Town Administrator Screening Committee to find Melissa Malone's replacement.

Natick and Sherborn Awarded Community Compact Grants

55 municipalities to receive assistance with efficiency and modernization efforts

Legislature Passes Balanced Budget with Targeted Investments

Prioritizes relief to vulnerable populations, provisions to boost economic recovery and support for students

Natick's 2021 Election Begins As Nominations Open

Natick is accepting nomination papers for the March election for seats ranging from Select Board to the Board of Health.

Nomination Papers - 2021 Annual Natick Town Election

Click the link below for more information.

Natick, Marlborough Tops In MA For Pandemic Stimulus Loans

New data on the federal Paycheck Protection Program show total dollar amounts in communities across the state.

Legislature Passes Police Reform Legislation

Legislation creates new independent commission, increases de-escalation protocols and puts in place procedures to address structural racism

Natick Seeks Residents To Explore Town Seal Changes

Natick's town seal depicts a missionary reading to a group of Native Americans sitting on the ground.

Natick Electricity Aggregation Program

More clean electricity and new prices for the Natick Electricity Aggregation Program.

Millis and Natick Awarded JAG Program Grant

Funding will support law enforcement across the Commonwealth

Volunteers Needed - Natick Town Administrator Screening Committee

The Select Board intends to make appointments to the screening committee at their meetings between December 9 and December 16, 2020.

House Passes Balanced FY2021 Budget with Targeted Investments

Prioritizes relief to vulnerable populations, provisions to boost economic recovery and support for students

2020 Election: Natick Sees Voter Turnout Milestones

See how Natick voting patterns in 2020 compared to the four previous presidential elections.

Natick Presidential Election Results: Trump Support Shrinks

See how President Donald Trump's 2020 performance in Natick compares to 2016.

Natick To Begin Search For New Administrator After Malone Resigns

The Select Board will establish a screening committee on Nov. 18. Melissa Malone will leave the job by Dec. 28.

Natick Election Results: Rausch Leads In State Senate Race

See how Natick voted in the 2020 election after unofficial results were reported on Nov. 3.

Voting In Natick: Polls Now Open

Here's everything you need to know for Election Day 2020 in Natick.

Election Day In Natick: Where To Vote, What's On The Ballot

Everything you need to know about voting in Natick on Election Day 2020.

Legislature Passes Legislation to Extend Unemployment Benefits

The Massachusetts Legislature Passed Legislation this Week to Extend Unemployment Benefits to 17,000 Low-Income Recipients

Natick Awarded Grant To Support Recycling, Reduce Waste

Natick was awarded $32,400 in a Sustainable Materials Recovery Program grant.

Natick, Sherborn and Millis Awarded with MassDEP Grant Funding

Funding will provide new waste reduction resources to municipalities across the Commonwealth

Natick Sees Free Cash Windfall, Officials Want To Save It

Natick will have about $6.65 million in free cash in fiscal year 2021, according to the Town Administrator.

Election 2020: Natick Voters Guide

Everything you need to know about early voting, mail-in voting and in-person voting in Natick for the election Nov. 3.

Senator Rausch Explains Voting by Mail

With less than one month to go before the general election, make a plan to vote by mail, vote early, or head to the polls on November 3.