The Easthampton Health Department has identified a possible cyanobacteria algae bloom in Rubber Thread Pond (located behind 50 Payson Ave. parking lot). Read on...
The official case rate in Easthampton increased sharply last week, as we knew it would from the previous week's data. The percent of tests coming back positive is well above 5%, too. This indicates to me that the virus is circulating widely... Read on...
The Millside Park COVID-19 testing site will be transitioning from a drive-through format to a walk-up kiosk beginning on Thursday, May 19, 2022. A small kiosk will be located at the entrance to Millside Park. Read on...
Valuable resources and program information about access to capital, land management and conservation practices, managing risk, finding local markets, and other educational resources. Read on...
Over the last year, the City of Easthampton and consulting engineer Fuss & O’Neill have been conducting assessments of the public infrastructure in the New City neighborhood. Read on...
Beginning Monday, May 9, 2022, there will be two donation boxes set up
in the City to support the mission and message of standing in solidarity with Ukraine. Read on...
The Easthampton Health Department is a member of the Public Health Excellence Shared Services Grant (PHESS), a regional grant that increases public health services to member communities. Please fill out this survey by June 1st to let us know... Read on...
The Chamber/City Partnership, have been awarded a $15,000 grant from The Massachusetts Office of Business Development (MOBD) for the Regional Economic Development Organization (REDO) Grant Program for a two-year pilot for Shop Where I Live. Read on...
The Easthampton Department of Public Works will begin its annual system wide hydrant
flushing program on May 2, 2022. Crews will be going out Monday through Friday from
7:00AM To 11:00PM throughout the summer Read on...
Mayoral Order as it relates to allowing the conversion of public parking on Main Street for the use as restaurant dining space until November 30, 2022. Read on...
Residents of Easthampton and nearby communities can purchase reduced price rain barrels through a partnership between the City and the Great American Rain Barrel Company as part of a community wide conservation and sustainability program Rain Barrel Program Page
