- Salem Street: Leanne Drive to Johnson Street
- Johnson Street: Salem Street to Andover Street
- Andover Street: Johnson Street to Dufton Court
This work is scheduled to take place OVERNIGHT.
Traffic delays, detours and raised castings should be expected if travelling within these areas. A town representative will be on site during construction. We appreciate your understanding. For any questions, please do not hesitate to reach out to the engineering department. Thank you.
[NA BOS Agendas] Select Board meeting agenda 6/25/26
North Andover Newsbrief, Week of June 22, 2026
The Newly Renovated North Pump Station Boat Launch is open (Rt133/Great Pond Rd).Boat Storage spots are still available at this location. If interested, please bring a check or money order for $50 and your car registration (or other form of proof of residency) to the DPW Office at 384 Osgood St.
North Andover has been experiencing below normal rainfall and the State of Massachusetts has issued a Critical Drought Alert for the Northeast Region. We are asking that residents voluntarily conserve water by reducing all non-essential water use, including limiting outdoor lawn watering to no more than 2 days per week and not watering lawns between the hours of 7am to 7pm. In effort to keep the Lake level from dropping further, this notice will stay in effect until weather conditions significantly change or mandatory restrictions are warranted.
– Summer Children's Shows on the Common
DPH Issues Public Health Advisory on Recalled Nara Organics Infant Formula Products
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Water Conservation Notice
North Andover has been experiencing below normal rainfall and the State of Massachusetts has issued a Critical Drought Alert for the Northeast Region. We are asking that residents voluntarily conserve water by reducing all non-essential water use, including limiting outdoor lawn watering to no more than 2 days per week and not watering lawns between the hours of 7am to 7pm. In effort to keep the Lake level from dropping further, this notice will stay in effect until weather conditions significantly change or mandatory restrictions are warranted.
North Andover Newsbrief, Week of June 15, 2026
Town Buildings, with the exception of Public Safety, will be closed on Friday, June 19, 2026.
– Upcoming Trash Schedule
Trash and recycling collection will follow the regular schedule on Friday, June 19, 2026; there will be no holiday delay.
– Summer Children's Shows on the Common
The North Andover Police Department & Senior Center will be hosting Basic Animal CPR & First Aid Training in conjunction with Certified Veterinary Technician Kristina Holloway & ACO DiCenzo. This free, two-hour course is for anyone over the age of sixteen.TIME: 1:00pmLOCATION: North Andover Senior Center 481 Sutton St.Please DO NOT bring your pets with you, but feel free to bring a stuffed animal to use as your training partner.Registration is not required, but it is limited to the first 40 people.If you have any questions, please feel free to reach out to ACO DiCenzo 978-242-1511.
Starting June 3rd, crews will be implementing a traffic management plan on Sutton Street including lane shifts between Main Street and Charles Street so that we can evaluate and implement repairs to Cochichewick Brook culvert. Local business access will be maintained, however traffic delays in the area should be expected. The lane shifts will be in place for several months.
North Andover is currently completing a standard update of the Town’s Hazard Mitigation Plan. As part of this process, the Town is looking to gather community feedback on the impacts of natural hazards. Please help us by completing this anonymous survey to share your experiences with natural hazard events in your community. All responses will be compiled and used by the North Andover Hazard Mitigation Planning team to assess risk and improve resiliency to natural hazards.
If you would prefer to complete a hard copy of this survey, they are available at Town Hall, Stevens Memorial Library, and North Andover Senior Center.Thank you for participating in this Hazard Mitigation Plan updateSurvey open until June 22nd, 2026
Town Meeting 1776 – The Spark of a Revolution
Town Meeting 1776 – The Spark of a Revolution
Friday June 12, 2026
6:30 pm
FREE – All ages welcome
North Parish Meeting House – 190 Academy Road, North Andover
Experience the importance of The Andover Resolve, a pivotal piece of revolutionary history that occurred right here, in The Andovers.
On June 12, 1776, our town met to determine if the Continental Congress should declare the Colonies Independent. This illegal local vote, “The Andover Resolve” gave Adams, Hancock and the Massachusetts Delegation the courage and authority to sign the Declaration of Independence. Live this local history with a panel discussion led by North Andover Town Moderator Mark DiSalvo and audience participation in a town meeting setting as if it were 1776.
Sponsored by the North Andover Historical Society and hosted by Town Moderator Mark DiSalvo and the North Parish in the Historic 1836 Meeting House on Academy Road. Doors open at 6 pm; program at 6:30. FREE and open to all ages.
North Andover Newsbrief, Week of June 8, 2026
– Town Meeting 1776 – The Spark of a Revolution
Town Meeting 1776 – The Spark of a Revolution
Friday June 12, 2026
6:30 pm
FREE – All ages welcome
North Parish Meeting House – 190 Academy Rod, North Andover
Experience the importance of The Andover Resolve, a pivotal piece of revolutionary history that occurred right here, in The Andovers.
On June 12, 1776, our town met to determine if the Continental Congress should declare the Colonies Independent. This illegal local vote, “The Andover Resolve” gave Adams, Hancock and the Massachusetts Delegation the courage and authority to sign the Declaration of Independence. Live this local history with a panel discussion led by North Andover Town Moderator Mark DiSalvo and audience participation in a town meeting setting as if it were 1776.
Sponsored by the North Andover Historical Society and hosted by Town Moderator Mark DiSalvo and the North Parish in the Historic 1836 Meeting House on Academy Road. Doors open at 6 pm; program at 6:30. FREE and open to all ages.
Starting June 3rd, crews will be implementing a traffic management plan on Sutton Street including lane shifts between Main Street and Charles Street so that we can evaluate and implement repairs to Cochichewick Brook culvert. Local business access will be maintained, however traffic delays in the area should be expected. The lane shifts will be in place for several months.
Project Construction Update – June 1, 2026
What's New?
- This summer, June through August 2026, the contractor anticipates the following construction and site preparation activities throughout the project corridor on Route 114 between Willow Street and Waverly Road:
- Continued site preparation activities at properties slated for demolition at the intersection of Route 114 and Hillside Road, including installation of temporary construction fencing and related preparation work at 582, 591, 599, and 607 Turnpike Street. Demolition activities are expected to begin in mid-to-late July.
- Installation and maintenance of erosion control, sediment control, and stormwater protection measures in advance of and alongside upcoming work activities.
- Test pitting (soil sampling and utility investigation) at various locations on Route 114 throughout the corridor are anticipated to start this June and continue through September.
- Route 114 center median removal and temporary paving at intersections throughout the corridor are expected to start this July and continue through September. Temporary traffic control devices will be placed in lieu of the median.
- Utility coordination and field verification activities, including coordination with utility companies and confirmation of existing utility locations in advance of future utility work.
- Saw cutting of roadway surfaces to support utility installation is expected to begin in June.
- Construction signage will remain in place and may be adjusted as needed to support shifting work areas and maintain safe travel through the corridor.
- Material deliveries to project work sites and active work zones.
When is this Work Happening?
- Work activities are scheduled to continue on weekdays, Monday – Friday, during the summer construction season.
- Work hours are from 7:00 a.m. to 3:00 p.m.
How Will this Affect You?
- Lane shifts, traffic control devices, and police details may be required on Route 114 in the project limits to support these activities for public and worker safety.
- Access for pedestrians and emergency services will be maintained.
- Drivers traveling through the affected areas should expect delays, reduce speed, and use caution.
Stay Connected:
- For more information on the Route 114 Corridor Improvements in North Andover, please visit our website at this link.
- To reach the project team, please email NorthAndoverRoute114@dot.state.ma.us or call the project hotline phone number at (978) 906-8694.
- If you have been forwarded this email, and would like to receive project updates and traffic advisories, please subscribe for updates here.
North Andover is currently completing a standard update of the Town’s Hazard Mitigation Plan. As part of this process, the Town is looking to gather community feedback on the impacts of natural hazards. Please help us by completing this anonymous survey to share your experiences with natural hazard events in your community. All responses will be compiled and used by the North Andover Hazard Mitigation Planning team to assess risk and improve resiliency to natural hazards.
If you would prefer to complete a hard copy of this survey, they are available at Town Hall, Stevens Memorial Library, and North Andover Senior Center.Thank you for participating in this Hazard Mitigation Plan updateSurvey open until June 22nd, 2026
North Andover Police Department Creates New Facebook Page
North Andover
Police DepartmentActing Chief Stephen Diminico
1475 Osgood St.
North Andover, MA 01845
FOR IMMEDIATE RELEASE
Tuesday, June 2, 2026
North Andover Police Department Creates New Facebook Page with Significantly Improved Oversight
NORTH ANDOVER — The North Andover Police Department is returning to Facebook following an extensive audit of the access to and control of department social media.
North Andover Police deactivated its page on Facebook in April after a former employee who was not authorized to use the page posted a comment made to appear as if it was on behalf of the department.
Following that incident, the department deactivated the Facebook page, and today, is launching its new Facebook page, with proper ownership and administrative controls in place.
Community members are invited to follow the department on the new page, which is located here: https://www.facebook.com/NorthAndoverPD/
“The North Andover Police Department is deeply committed to engaging with our community, being transparent, and sharing our activities with our community. We are pleased that can return to sharing news in an open and professional manner,” said Acting Chief Stephen Diminico.
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A message from the North Andover Police Department
Town Meeting 1776 – The Spark of a Revolution
Town Meeting 1776 – The Spark of a Revolution
Friday June 12, 2026
6:30 pm
FREE – All ages welcome
North Parish Meeting House – 190 Academy Rod, North Andover
Experience the importance of The Andover Resolve, a pivotal piece of revolutionary history that occurred right here, in The Andovers.
On June 12, 1776, our town met to determine if the Continental Congress should declare the Colonies Independent. This illegal local vote, “The Andover Resolve” gave Adams, Hancock and the Massachusetts Delegation the courage and authority to sign the Declaration of Independence. Live this local history with a panel discussion led by North Andover Town Moderator Mark DiSalvo and audience participation in a town meeting setting as if it were 1776.
Sponsored by the North Andover Historical Society and hosted by Town Moderator Mark DiSalvo and the North Parish in the Historic 1836 Meeting House on Academy Road. Doors open at 6 pm; program at 6:30. FREE and open to all ages.