The draft of the updated Housing Production Plan is online for public review and comment until June 28. Another joint meeting of the Select and Planning boards will be held July 13. Draft HPP
The Pay As You Throw (PAYT) Implementation Working Group needs your help in deciding retailers where PAYT bags could be purchased. This survey asks which stores are preferred for residents in the northeast, west and south sides of town. Take me to the survey...
On June 16, Ch. 20 of the Acts of 2021 was signed into law. This allows open meetings to continue through an online meeting platform. Some of our committees want to meet in-person. Refer to the Meeting Calendar below for exact meeting access. Read on...
Members of certain Select Board-appointed committees come up for term reappointments in June. The Board is currently soliciting feedback from residents regarding these government bodies, as well as any informal expressions of interest to serve. Read on...
An article in the Boston Globe regarding contaminants found in drinking water caused from the aerial application of pesticides has garnered concern from some residents. Please read this response from Town Officials. Read on...
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Charging for bulky waste not only will help cover Transfer Station operation costs but also makes usership more equitable. Many bulky items that are thrown away can be donated or repurposed. Find details, fee schedule, and the online payment site here. Learn more....
The DPW Water Division flushes out fire hydrants throughout Town from April through the end of June. This may result in a temporary discoloration of the water. If this happens, let the cold water run until it clears so it does not stain laundry. Street map with approximate timeframe
We want to hear from you regarding dog-related interactions. Information collected will help us better understand compliance with Weston's Dog By-law, to see if any patterns emerge, and to determine how well our dog policies are working. Dog Log
Weston has the highest water consumption rates in the state. The biggest contributor comes from single-family homes. Using water efficiently helps ensure reliable water supplies and diverts less water from our local waterways to protect the environment. Reduce inside and out...
To help Weston residents reduce what they put in the trash bag and get acquainted with the benefits of composting, a pilot program has been initiated at the Transfer Station. Read on...
Do you know what goes in the recycling bin? Do you think you know all things recycling? Or do you wish there was an easy tool to tell you what can go where? We have you covered. Additional Info...
Explore Weston's architectural, farming, economic, estate, and suburban history while learning about many of Weston's neighborhoods, homes, and areas. Read on...
