IPSWICH — Director of Public Health Colleen Fermon and the Town of Ipswich wish to remind Ipswich residents of important safety tips to avoid mosquito and tick bites.
Ipswich Public Health Department Shares Mental Health Resources as Part of Mental Health Awareness Month
Public Health Director Colleen Fermon and the Ipswich Public Health Department would like to emphasize the importance of mental health and share resources with residents as part of Mental Health Awareness Month.
Town of Ipswich Receives Metropolitan Area Planning Council Technical Assistance Grant
Town Manager Stephen Crane is pleased to share that the Town of Ipswich has received grant funding courtesy of the Metropolitan Area Planning Council (MAPC) to provide technical assistance for Phase I of the Town’s Section 3A work.
Ipswich Board of Health to Review 2023 Best Management Practice Plan for Mosquito Control
IPSWICH — The Ipswich Board of Health invites the community to attend a meeting on April 3 and provide feedback about mosquito control efforts in the coming year.
Town of Ipswich Launches New Webpage Providing Information on Multi-Family Housing Guidelines for MBTA Communities
The Town of Ipswich has launched a new webpage for residents to learn more about new multi-family housing guidelines for MBTA communities. The webpage provides information on the Town’s planning process for Section 3A of the State’s Zoning Act. The Act requires that the 175 communities with access to MBTA service, including Ipswich, create a […]
Ipswich Notifies Community of Mosquito Spraying at Schools, Public Fields and Parks
Barrier and ULV Ultracide To Be Sprayed as Preventive Measure
Ipswich Select Board Holding Joint Meeting With School Committee to Discuss Using Bialek Park as a Potential Location For a Combined Elementary School
IPSWICH — The Ipswich Select Board would like to inform the public that the School Committee and the Select Board will hold a joint meeting next week to discuss the possibility of building a combined elementary school at Bialek Park.
Parts of Ipswich to Undergo Truck-Based Mosquito Spraying Tonight to Reduce West Nile Virus Risks
IPSWICH — Town Manager Anthony Marino and Public Health Director Colleen Fermon would like to inform residents that the town will be taking immediate action after two pools of mosquitos in the area of Heartbreak Road tested positive for West Nile Virus.
Town of Ipswich Awarded $117,803 Municipal Vulnerability Preparedness Grant for Ipswich River Environmental Project
IPSWICH — Town Manager Anthony Marino and Water and Wastewater Director Vicki Halmen are pleased to announce the Town of Ipswich has been awarded a state grant to support climate change resilience.
Town of Ipswich Determines Water is Safe for Swimming After Bacteria Testing
IPSWICH — Town Manager Anthony Marino and Director of Public Health Colleen Fermon report that the water quality at several beaches in Ipswich has been declared safe for swimming after being retested for bacteria levels.