News, Events & Notices
4th of July Celebration Information
The Town of Andover's annual Jerry Silverman Fireworks display will take place on Wednesday, July 3rd at dusk at the Andover High School on Shawsheen Road. The Andover Firefighters Relief Association will sponsor the annual Pancake Breakfast in the Park and the Horribles Parade on the morning of Thursday, July 4th. More InformationCommittee Members Needed
Much of the business of town government is conducted by appointed volunteers who contribute generously of their time and effort. The Town of Andover currently has approximately 31 appointed commissions, councils, and committees with members typically serving three-year terms. Click here for more information on vacancies and how to apply.Pomps Pond Season Passes
Andover residents can purchase a Pomps Pond season pass now at the DCS office during the Early Bird Special, or at the Pond on opening weekend (June 22-23), and receive a discounted rate. Discounted fee is $75 for residents, $40 for senior citizens. On Monday, June 24, the rate will go up to $100 and $60 respectively. Please bring a valid driver’s license, vehicle registration, and your vehicle when purchasing the pass. DCS staff will put the sticker on your car. More InformationRegister for DCS Summer Programs
Registration for DCS Summer programs is now taking place. Click here to view the catalogue of programs, events and classes. Register on-line, in person, by mail or fax at 978-523-8275. For more information contact DCS at 978-623-8274 or dcs@andoverma.govBald Hill Compost Site Summer Schedule
The Bald Hill Compost Site on High Plain Road is now operating on its summer schedule through September 28th. Hours are: Saturdays, 8:00am to 4:00pm and Wednesdays, 12 noon to 4:00pm. The residential permit fee is $25.00 per vehicle. More InformationAndover Conservation 2013 Escorted Camping Series
Andover Conservation is pleased to be sponsoring escorted overnight camping on Town Conservation land on the shore of the Shawsheen River. The campsite has four fire pits, picnic tables (built by Boy Scouts), a portable toilet, several 2’x3’ convenience table benches, and two river landings. Canoes and kayaks are welcome. While the camping is free, a donation of $5.00 per person per night is suggested to help defray rental costs. Camping dates are: April 27, May 25, June 22, July 20, August 17, September 21, and October 19. Camping on Conservation land is not open to public camping, and pre-registration is necessary. For more information or to register, please contact Bob at: campconservation@live.comBoomerVenture Spring Programs
Registration for BoomerVenture Spring Programs is now taking place.Call (978) 623-8321 for more information, or click here for the registration form.