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I-495 Corridor Public Meetings
The Executive Office of Transportation and Public Works (EOTPW) has been working with the North Middlesex Council of Governments and the Merrimack Valley Planning Commission to examine issues and opportunities for addressing safety and congestion problems along 40 miles of I-495. Assisted by a study advisory group of officials and organizations from the 13 cities and towns along the corridor, EOTPW has developed a plan for near-term improvements (less than 3 years), mid-term improvements (3-8 years), and long-term improvements (more than 8 years).
Solid Waste Report
As the City of Lowell embarks to develop the fiscal years 09 City Budget, it also provides an opportunity to analyze and scrutinize all City operators programs and services in order to identify any means to stretch tax dollars. One such service which has become increasingly burdensome to the City budget is servicing the Solid Waste needs of Lowell residents.
Ready, Set, Quit!
If you or someone you know is ready to quit smoking (or thinking about it) – call 1-800-TRY-TO-STOP to qualify for 2 Weeks of FREE Nicotine Patches. Yesterday, the City announced its partnership with the MA Department of Public Health, business leaders and community agencies to reduce smoking in the City of Lowell. Unfortunately, our City’s smoking rates are 50% higher than the statewide average.
Attention High School Seniors
The City Manager's Office has announced that application forms for the Norma Lee Murphy Scholarship are now available for Lowell residents who are seniors in high school.
Beaver Brook Flood Reduction Study
The purpose of this study was to investigate the flooding problems along Beaver Brook in Lowell, MA.
Old Walls, New Possibilities
Join the Vision Sessions for the Hamilton Canal District.
Prepare For Emergencies - 72 Hour Emergency Kits
Are you certain that your family has sufficient emergency supplies in your home? You should be! To help you address this top priority issue, the Westford Health Department and the Upper Merrimack Valley Medical Reserve Corps is purchasing supplies in bulk and assembling 72-Hour Emergency Go-Kits.
Notice of Availablity and Public Hearing
Public Hearing #3 for the Draft 2008-2009 Annual Action Plan
Notice: Public Meeting
Public Meeting & Public Comment Period for 291 Jackson Street Brownfields Cleanup Activities
City of Lowell Expands its Online Customer Service Offerings
City of Lowell residents and businesses now have more access to information and communication with the City through E-Gov Link, a new tool accessible from the City’s website that allows anyone to easily submit suggestions, request information, place service requests, or report possible code violations on-line.
Notice - Water Main Repairs
The Lowell Regional Water Utility will be performing water main repairs at the Hunts Fall Bridge (Rte 38) beginning Monday, February 4, 2008. We anticipate the work in this area to be completed by Friday, February 22, 2008. The work is scheduled to be performed between the hours of 9:00 AM and 3:00 PM.
FEMA Releases New Preliminary Flood Maps
FEMA is releasing new maps as part of a larger effort to modernize the nations aging flood maps to reflect the most current flood risks and area of recent growth. Lowell’s new flood maps were developed after an extensive, multi year study of Lowell’s floodplains by FEMA that used state of the art technologies and risk modeling techniques.
Best Retail Practices Comes to Lowell With Advice and Grants for Retailers
Citizens Advisory Committee Members Needed
The City is seeking volunteers for the Citizens Advisory Committee that reviews grant applications and recommends funding allocations to the City Manager for the HOPWA Program.
Blog from the Office of the City Manager
The Office of the City Manager is pleased to announce the launch of a blog site from the City Manager’s Office.
Rourke Bridge - Temporary Closure for Inspection on Friday, 12/28/2007, 10AM - Noon