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Special Town Election June 3, 2019 Official Results
Special Town Election Monday June 3, 2019 Official Results
Override Pledge
The Board of Selectmen, School Committee, and Finance Commission have signed an Override Pledge, to the citizens of Norwood should the override be approved.
Budget Presentations, Override Information and Town Meeting Information Sessions

Please follow this link for the schedule for informational meetings on the budgets, Town Meeting and the potential override.

Board of Assessors Revaluation Inspections of Properties

Beginning in October, 2018, all properties in the Town of Norwood will be inspected.  The company conducting the inspections is Vision Government Solutions.  They will begin visiting all properties, interior and exterior, and taking an exterior photo. Each inspector will carry both a Vision Photo Identification Badge and a Letter of Introduction from the Assessor's Office.  If a person 18 years of age or older is available to allow entry, the data collector will request an interior inspection of the property.  The inspectors will be driving cars with an Assessors' sign posted and will be registered with the Assessors' Office and the Norwood Police.  Please see Frequently Asked Questions for more information.

Parking Tickets Can Now Be Paid On-Line
You may now pay your parking tickets On-Line.
Beginning August 2, 2018, payments may also be paid at the Treasurer's Window
Compost Bins Available

The DPW is now offering two types of Compost Bins.

Winter Street Compost Facility
Beginning December 1st - New Hours
8:00 am - 1:30 pm
Every Saturday - All year long
Remember - Residential Sticker Required
New Trash and Recycling Route Information
Always make sure trash and recycling carts are out by 7 am!
Waste Management has adjusted the routes so your pick up time of the day may change. Your day of the week for pickup remains the same.
Residential Food Scrap Program Starts
The Town of Norwood now has a Residential Food Scrap Program in place. Please follow the link to get more information.
Complete Streets
Recycling Right
Norwood residents annually dispose of nearly 2,600 tons into their single stream recycling carts. Most of it is truly recyclable but, there are many things that do not belong in your recycling cart. These "non-recyclable" items cost us more money because it is considered a contaminant in the recycling process and must be separated and disposed of elsewhere.
It can be confusing so we're here to help!
     Recycling Video - Selectman's Meeting
    Recycling's Most Common Contaminants
Keep up the great work Norwood!