The Treasurer's Office said all bills have been mailed and are due on March 23. Here's what to know.
Tests can be picked up at the health department Monday through Friday from 9 a.m. to 4 p.m. Here's what to know.
The City Hall Museum is open on Tuesdays and Thursdays, and appointments can be made through the mayor's office.
Members of the Economic and Community Development Committee expressed a desire to commit resources to fix the problem. What to know.
The Volunteer Income Tax Assistance Program (VITA) offers free tax help to people who make $70,000 or less. Here's what to know.
Waltham's Summer Works Program is a "citywide effort to provide meaningful work opportunities and job training for Waltham youth."
The city's winter weather center will be updated if closures happen, but officials have also shared tips ahead of the weekend.
The Planning Department is accepting comments on this year's Community Development Block Grant action plan and will host a public hearing.
Officials said the solar array would be installed on a property in Lexington that abuts three neighborhoods in Waltham.
When a snow emergency or parking ban is enacted, there is no street parking allowed in Waltham. Cars can be towed if not removed.
The project would add a memorial, chipping range and disc golf area to the property on Trapelo Road.
The Government Finance Officers Association honored the city for its commitment to clarity and transparency, officials said.
The council received over 60 grant applications for 2023. Here's which organizations received funding.
A survey is available to residents, with officials hoping to gauge interest in new farm plots at Cornelia Warren Farm & Field House.
Waltham's community electricity program has posted the latest disclosure label, which describes the energy mix for all program options.
The holiday will be observed on Dec. 26, when city offices and the public library will be closed. Here's what else to know.
The monthly passes will be increased from $35 to $70 and the yearly passes will be increased from $350 to $500.
District Attorney Marian Ryan will join a panel of local authorities to moderate a discussion about gun violence across the nation.
Waltham residents voted in favor of Katherine Clark to continue to represent the Fifth Congressional District.
Everything you need to know about early voting, mail-in voting and in-person voting in Waltham for the election Nov. 8.
A full day to park will now be $6.00.
The city will hold early voting from Saturday, Oct. 22 through Friday, Nov. 4.
The city does not designate specific hours for trick-or-treating like many Massachusetts communities.
The pumpkins were donated by Charlie Mantenuto of Mantenuto Farm to give to the children of Waltham at no cost.
Gordon Street can be accessed via Taylor Street to Union Street.
Items for collection include paper for shredding, tires, used bicycles, computers, glasses, clothing, and more.
Construction work will include the replacement of lights, resurfacing of the 400 meter track, and more.
The ordinance went into effect on June 25, but included a 90-day delay for small businesses.
Residents are asked to use tight-fitting lids on all trash containers and avoid putting trash out until 4 p.m. the day before pickup.
The Watertown City Council voted unanimously Tuesday to make a deposit on a property that includes a small part of Waltham.
According to the city clerk, 23 percent, or 8,271, of Waltham’s 35,206 registered voters cast ballots in the Sept. 6 election.
Rep. Tom Stanley received 2,594 votes, winning against Heather May’s 2,281 votes.
Thousands have already voted in the first Massachusetts primary election with new voting rules in place.
The Primary Election in Massachusetts is on Tuesday, September 6 and early voting is already underway in Waltham.
The paving was initially scheduled to begin on Tuesday, Sept. 6.
Applications must be turned in by Monday, August 29.
The event will take place from 11 a.m. to 2 p.m. at the Prospect Hill Park.
The city’s Engineering Department is also checking to see if Nathan Road is ready for paving, officials said.
Braggs has served as an associate principal in Waltham since 2017.
The city will get $11,123,974 in unrestricted funding for Waltham and $18,905,768 for public schools.