In effort to assist residents with recent storm cleanup, the town will be conducting a special bundled brush pickup next week.  We ask that you have all bundled brush curbside by Tuesday, 9/19/23, as the contractor will be working throughout town and is unable to go back to streets after completing a pickup.  Bundled branches for curbside pickup must be bound with twine or rope, and should be 50 pounds or less. Branches may be up to 6 inches in diameter, and up to 4 feet in length. Bundles must not be bagged, and should not be placed on roadways or sidewalks while awaiting collection.

As a reminder, the Cyr Center on Sharpners Pond Road will be open Monday-Saturday through 9/23/23 and residents may bring debris at no charge.

Burning is not yet allowed and burning season does not begin until January 1. A permit is required for burning.

North Andover residents are encouraged to join us for an engaging virtual session on the community and region’s current housing status. Learn about and discuss what work is underway to tackle housing challenges on the local level, as well as the tools and strategies that can be used to create additional housing opportunities in North Andover. This session is part of a series of engagement opportunities across the region to help inform local Housing Production Plan (HPP) updates and advance the conversation on housing in each community. Participants will be able to learn alongside residents of Amesbury, Andover, Groveland, Newburyport, and Salisbury, followed by community-specific discussions where your observations, ideas, and vision for the future of housing will be shared. 

 

Please register for the session at event.mvpc.org/Housing1 or by scanning the flyer QR code. We look forward to your participation and the opportunity to learn from you!

Questions?  Contact Planning Director Jean Enright: jenright@northandoverma.gov