Northampton, MA: Mayor David J. Narkewicz announced that on Wednesday, April 1, 2020, at 3:00 PM the City of Northampton, in partnership with ServiceNet, will open an emergency 24/7 shelter at Northampton High School (NHS)... Read on...
The City of Northampton’s Emergency Management Team is working with ServiceNet and other local partners to open an emergency shelter at Northampton High School for our homeless neighbors. Read on...
Pursuant to Governor Baker's Emergency Order Modifying the State's Open Meeting Law issued March 12, 2020, the April 2, 2020 meeting of the Northampton City Council will be held via remote participation. Read on...
A 70-cot shelter is ready for occupancy at the Northampton High School. Volunteers are needed for 8-hour shifts with 3 volunteers per shift. Read on...
Today Mayor David J. Narkewicz of Northampton announced that he has tested positive for COVID-19. The Mayor is in isolation at home and continuing to work remotely, where he hopes to make a full recovery from the virus. Read on...
Effective Saturday, March 21, 12:01 am, all athletic clubs and gyms, spas, nail and hair salons, body art establishments including tattoo and body piercing parlors and aesthetician services are closed. Read on...
Northampton, MA - Effective Immediately, Mayor David Narkewicz has declared a local state of emergency for the City of Northampton in response to the ongoing outbreak of coronavirus (COVID-19). Read on...
Today, Mayor Narkewicz issued a memorandum to City of Northampton Department Heads communicating the additional measures the city is taking in the hopes to further slow the potential spread of COVID-19. Read on...
