Town of Millville MA

03/19/2022

https://fb.watch/bRJEp_iS8Z/

12/12/2021

https://youtu.be/GrHlIffyTeM

TIMELAPSE VERSIONMillville, Massachusetts has the most intact canal lock left from the historic Blackstone Canal. In this video we explore how to create a pe...

03/16/2021

Upper Central St. Where the bike path is today.

01/28/2021

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On Tuesday morning, Millville police were notified of several cars broken into on Main Street and Chestnut Hill Road. Vehicle break-ins have swept through several local communities in the Blackstone Valley in the last two weeks. Most break-ins occur late at night and into the early hours of the morning. The thieves typically aren’t smashing in windows if the cars are locked, they’re simply moving onto the next one that isn't.

The Millville Police Department reminds residents to conduct a security check before you go to bed and verify your vehicle, residence, garage, windows, gates and sheds are locked; take tools, bikes, keys and other valuables inside; and activate exterior lights, security cameras and alarm systems.

Residents should report suspicious activity by calling 9-1-1 or 508-883-3117.

01/23/2021

Burning Season has begun.
You can get your burning permit at Millville Fire Station from Lt. (Steven Furno) (508-883-4740) Mon - Fri 8 to 4. Better to call and make an appointment.

01/14/2021

TOWN HALL CLOSED UNTIL FURTHER NOTICE 12/22/2020
LAST UPDATED: DECEMBER 22, 2020 - 2:49PM
Town Hall CLOSED Until Further Notice:

Notice 12/22/2020. Due to the recent surge in COVID-19 cases, the Town of Millville will be closed to the public and will no longer be offering window service. Town business can be conducted by phone, email or by appointment. There is also a contact listing on the Town Hall door.

The Town of Millville is a community proud of its past. It has an industrial heritage that played a prominent role in the development of the Town. Millville grew around a succession of mills, with many neighborhoods remaining today that once provided housing for workers in the factories. The Blackst...

01/14/2021

We need a selectman that feels the pain of the people in town and will vote on behalf of the people. I would be that person. I am not afraid to speak up for what Is right no matter what.

Is this what we need in town? I am willing to stand up for everyone that has a complaint that has yet to be heard. I will promise to be your voice!
Todd Trottier