The city's annual spring initiative gets underway on April 21, helping maintain clean streets and sidewalks throughout Medford as the season transitions to warmer months.
The Department of Public Works has launched its annual spring street sweeping initiative today. This comprehensive program helps maintain clean streets and sidewalks throughout Medford as the season transitions to warmer months. Residents should be aware of potential traffic patterns and street conditions changes as the city's crews work through various neighborhoods.
The Board of Health will meet at 12:30 PM, while the City Council Committee of the Whole and Parks Commission both convene at 6:00 PM today. These meetings address public health, city planning, and community recreation matters. All meetings are held at Medford City Hall and are open to the public.
Medford Public Schools remain closed through Friday, April 24, for spring break. Normal operations are scheduled to resume on Monday, April 27. During this time, no school-related activities are scheduled.
The city is offering discounted rain barrels to residents this spring as part of its sustainability initiatives. This program encourages water conservation and environmental stewardship among Medford households.
Rain barrels help capture and store rainwater for landscape irrigation, reducing dependence on municipal water supplies and lowering household water costs. The city supports these efforts as part of its broader environmental sustainability goals.
The spiritual successor to the legendary Johnny D's blues jam, hosted at Arts Collaborative Medford.
Medford's big multipurpose hall runs trivia nights, DJs, and line dancing twice monthly. Always something on.
Book clubs, cooking classes, live music, dance workshops, STEM for kids, and more. The city's most active community hub.
Paved riverside path connecting Medford to the Mystic River Greenway. Popular for running, walking, and cycling.
Medford City Hall — Regular meeting to address public health matters and initiatives.
Medford City Hall, Howard Alden Memorial Chambers — Committee meeting to discuss city policies and matters requiring full council input.
Medford City Hall — Regular meeting to address park maintenance, recreation programs, and community spaces.