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Robert Dever, Interim Director of Public Works and Utilities, x3017
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Sharon Clement, Program Engineer, x3096
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Erica Bisconti, Recycling & Energy Conservation Coordinator, x3014
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Lee King, Senior Administrative Assistant, x3012
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Cheryl Stanford, Senior Secretary, x3011
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UPDATE: As of 2:15 PM on 6/1, all power has been restored to customers. Thank you for your patience while crews complete...
06/01/2026

UPDATE: As of 2:15 PM on 6/1, all power has been restored to customers. Thank you for your patience while crews completed the necessary repairs. If you are in need of additional assistance, please call Danvers Electric at 978-774-0005.

UPDATE: Danvers Electric has determined that the outage was caused by a motor vehicle accident at the corner of Burley Street and Conant Street. Crews remain on-site and are actively working to restore power as quickly and safely as possible.

Danvers Electric is aware of a power outage effecting River St, Liberty St, High Street, Elliot St, Bradstreet, and side streets. Crews are responding and will work to resolve the issue as quickly as possible.

Pro tip: you can check on the status of power outages with the our Outage Management System: https://www.danversma.gov/268/Report-Electrical-Outage

A  fallen tree on Locust Street has caused a power outage affecting the area. Approximately 52 customers are without pow...
05/30/2026

A fallen tree on Locust Street has caused a power outage affecting the area. Approximately 52 customers are without power. Crews are responding and will work to resolve the issue as quickly as possible.

Pro tip: you can check on the status of power outages with the our Outage Management System: https://www.danversma.gov/268/Report-Electrical-Outage

Per the Massachusetts Department of Environmental Protection Modified Drinking Water Permit, the Town of Danvers announc...
05/27/2026

Per the Massachusetts Department of Environmental Protection Modified Drinking Water Permit, the Town of Danvers announces a change in the outdoor water restrictions to Level 5 effective May 27, 2026. The change in restrictions is due to improved water levels in Middleton Pond and increased flow in the Ipswich River, which now allows the Town to reduce the restriction level.

Level 5 drought conditions permit outdoor lawn & garden watering with hand-held hoses and cans ONLY, from 7:00 PM to 8:00 AM. Use of sprinklers and/or irrigation systems is not permitted, as well as swimming pool filling and/or washing of cars. For additional information about the levels of water restrictions, please visit https://www.danversma.gov/654/Outdoor-Water-Use-Restrictions.

Currently the Northeast region of Massachusetts is experiencing severe drought conditions, and communities statewide are implementing water restrictions to protect drinking water supplies, preserve river ecosystems, and ensure adequate water for public safety needs. It’s important for residents to know that even if the state issues stricter statewide drought restrictions, Danvers will continue operating under the guidelines in our Water Management Act Permit. Our permit outlines the specific restrictions we are required to follow, and as long as we meet those requirements, we can remain at our designated restriction level unless conditions change.

As a reminder, violations of the Level 5 drought conditions result in a warning letter for the first offense; subsequent violations may result in a $300 fine. We appreciate the cooperation of all residents during this period.

Residents should be alert to changes in outdoor water restriction levels by way of Town building signage, cable access television, the website at www.danversma.gov, social media (Danvers DPW Facebook & X (Twitter) page), and local newspapers. To receive direct notifications, sign up for “Notify Me” alerts through the Danvers Public Works News Flash at www.danversma.gov/677/Notification-Sign-Up.

MEMORIAL DAY COLLECTION DELAY| Town offices will be closed, and curbside services postponed on Monday, May 25, for the o...
05/21/2026

MEMORIAL DAY COLLECTION DELAY| Town offices will be closed, and curbside services postponed on Monday, May 25, for the observance of Memorial Day.

Trash and recycling pickup will be delayed by one day for the remainder of the week with Friday's collection occurring on Saturday, May 30.

If you have any questions please call the Danvers DPW at 978-777-0001 ext. 3011 or email [email protected].

Yesterday, the Danvers DPW Forestry Division helped Town Hall get ready for the Memorial Day Parade! The parade will be ...
05/20/2026

Yesterday, the Danvers DPW Forestry Division helped Town Hall get ready for the Memorial Day Parade! The parade will be held on Monday, May 25th, starting at the Holten Richmond Middle School at 9:00 AM.

Happy National Public Works Week! This week, we proudly celebrate our incredible Department of Public Works staff , the ...
05/19/2026

Happy National Public Works Week!

This week, we proudly celebrate our incredible Department of Public Works staff , the people who keep our community running smoothly every single day.

From maintaining our roads, parks, and water systems to responding to storms, emergencies, and everything in between, our DPW team works tirelessly behind the scenes to ensure Danvers stays safe and connected. Their dedication, expertise, and pride in their work make a difference in every corner of our town.

To our DPW staff: Thank you for your hard work, resilience, and commitment to serving our community. We appreciate you today and every day!

Help us celebrate by leaving a thank‑you message or sharing your appreciation below!

The Danvers Department of Public Works is hiring Summer Seasonal Staff! We’re looking for motivated, hard working indivi...
05/13/2026

The Danvers Department of Public Works is hiring Summer Seasonal Staff!

We’re looking for motivated, hard working individuals to join our DPW team for the summer. These positions run for 13 weeks, Monday–Friday, 7:00 AM–3:00 PM, and are available across multiple DPW divisions.

If you’re interested in gaining hands on experience, working outdoors, and helping keep our community running strong, we’d love to hear from you!

👉 Send your application to the Town of Danvers HR Department.
Learn more and apply here: https://www.danversma.gov/320/Employment-Opportunities

As the weather warms and we start taking more walks with our furry friends, let’s not forget a simple yet important task...
05/12/2026

As the weather warms and we start taking more walks with our furry friends, let’s not forget a simple yet important task – scooping the p**p! Before you head out on your next adventure with your four-legged pals, remember to grab those bags. Beyond following the Town's By-law (CHAPTER XXI, Section 2), it is also a small action that makes a big difference in keeping our neighborhoods healthy, protecting our waterways and preventing pollution!

We have already had many members of our community take the pledge to Scoop the P**p. Take the pledge and share a photo of your pup at https://www.danversma.gov/811/Dogs-of-Danvers.

💧 Celebrate Drinking Water Week! 💧This week, we recognize the importance of safe, clean, and reliable drinking water, so...
05/08/2026

💧 Celebrate Drinking Water Week! 💧

This week, we recognize the importance of safe, clean, and reliable drinking water, something we often take for granted every time we turn on the tap.

Our drinking water system works around the clock to deliver water to homes, schools, and businesses throughout the community. From treatment and testing to maintenance and emergency response, dedicated water professionals help keep our water flowing every day.

Join us in thanking the hardworking water division staff and water treatment staff who help keep our community healthy and hydrated!

05/07/2026

Danvers has been named a 2025 Tree City USA by the Arbor Day Foundation, marking our 39th consecutive year as a Tree City community! 🌳

This recognition celebrates Danvers’ long-standing commitment to planting, caring for, and championing our urban trees. Trees help keep our neighborhoods cooler, cleaner, healthier, and more resilient and we’re proud to continue this work for nearly four decades.

Find out more at https://www.danversma.gov/m/NewsFlash/home/detail/559.

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Danvers DPW/Town Hall/1 Sylvan Street/2nd Floor
Danvers, MA
01923

Opening Hours

Monday 8am - 4pm
Tuesday 8am - 4pm
Wednesday 8am - 4pm
Thursday 8am - 7pm
Friday 8am - 12pm

Telephone

+19787770001

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