National Preparedness Month - Week 3: Teach Youth to Prepare for Disasters

The focus for Week 3 is on teaching children what they themselves can do to be “Prepared, Not Scared.” First, make sure they know what part they play in the family’s plans. If nothing else, have fun playing “what wo...

Additional Mosquito Spraying North of Boston Post Road

Residents urged to continue to protect themselves against mosquito bites

East Middlesex Mosquito Control Project (EMMCP) will be conducting a round of truck-mounted spraying on Tuesday, September 17th (postpone date is Sept. 19). The spraying will be condu...

Weston at Moderate Risk Level for EEE

The Department of Public Health has notified Weston's Board of Health that the risk level for the EEE virus has been raised to a moderate risk for Weston. This means there is EEE in our area - not necessarily in the Town of Weston but the situation should...

National Preparedness Month - Week 2: Make a Plan With Family

With Hurricane Dorian’s impacts in the news, kids may be wondering whether that sort of devastation could happen here. Planning can be reassuring and it can start as simply as having a conversation over dinner. Consider the following:

• Ho...

September is National Preparedness Month

September is National Preparedness Month! Regardless of whether the emergencies stem from natural disasters or deliberate acts there are many ways we can prepare ourselves, our families, and our communities to be able to respond to such crises as they occ...

Change to Town Hall Office Hours

Through December 2019, Town Hall is open Monday through Thursday, 8:00 a.m. to 5:00 p.m. and Friday, 8:00 a.m. to 1:30 p.m.

Transfer Station Permits Expire September 30th - Application and Renewal Options are Online

This year, the Public Works Department will not be mailing the Transfer Station Permit application packet to every household. By eliminating this annual town-wide mailing, Weston will be reducing its carbon footprint, saving tax-payer dollars, and reducin...

Tick Tube Application Near School Fields

Weston's Facilities Department has applied tick tubes approximately 10 feet outside the fields and play areas in the natural un-mown spaces around Country School, Alphabet Field, and Weston High School/Middle School fields.The tubes contain cotton balls t...

Watch out for Freshwater Harmful Algae Blooms

Algae blooms form in fresh water when cyanobacteria (blue-green algae) grow quickly and form scums or mats in the water. Some blooms can produce toxins harmful to people and animals. These are called harmful algae blooms and are most common in summer and ...