The Town of South Hadley is asking all local businesses to help in protecting the community from COVID-19 by enforcing an indoors mask policy within their workplace and business in South Hadley effective immediately. Read on...
Testing, offered directly by Curative as a PCR test, will be available every Saturday from 10 a.m. to 2 p.m. in front of town hall until further notice. Read on...
All visitors, vendors, delivery personnel, or others entering any public building in South Hadley are required to wear a face covering while in a public building. Read on...
The Assessor's Office will be closed on Wednesday, Oct. 27. Online services are available 24/7 for various department requests, including payments, property record cards and mapping Read on...
Applicants are sought to fill a vacancy on the School Committee for a term until the annual town election on April 12. There will be a position on the annual election ballot to fill the remaining term of this specific School Committee vacancy. Read on...
Real estate and personal property bills are due Nov. 1 while sewer bills are due Nov. 15. Click through to pay online or see other ways to pay. Read on...
The South Hadley Fire District #2's Amherst Road Hiker Parking Lot will be closed beginning November 1st. Alternative parking is available at the Notch Visitor's Center, 1500 West Street/Route 116, Amherst. Read on...
Eversource is informing the public that the cost of natural gas will be significantly higher (about 20%) this winter for Eversource customers and encourages customers to take advantage of energy-saving tips, below. Read on...
All are invited to attend a virtual event on November 10th to discuss and finalize the Route 202/33 corridor study. This grant-funded assessment is seeking to develop basic recommendations for future development along the corridor. Your input is needed! Read on...
The results, attached below, show more than 100 answers from community members about questions relating to moving in retirement, the importance of remaining in the community as one ages, and features or amenities important to a community as one ages. Read on...
Residents urged to take precautions to avoid mosquito bites. WNV is usually transmitted to humans through the bite of an infected mosquito. While WNV can infect people of all ages, people over the age of 50 are at higher risk for severe disease. Read on...
Welcome to October, everyone! We’re welcoming fall with some terrific library programs at the South Hadley Public Library and Gaylord Memorial Library, including two online Zoom programs to get you in the Halloween spirit. Read on...
