New Emergency Communications Center has begun operations

On June 1, the new joint fire/police Emergency 911 Communications Center started operations.The center will handle incoming 911 calls, dispatch emergency response, and provide vital instructions to emergency callers.The Communications Center is part of th...

June 2023 Newsletter

Check out this months newsletter: It's Happening In Leominster! You can view it here on the city website, download it or pick up hard copies at several municipal buildings around the city.

Summer Stroll

We are currently looking for vendors - businesses, organizations, groups, schools, crafters, etc. Anyone interested (from any community) can register at https://tinyurl.com/SummerStroll2023.

We are also looking for cars to be in our Car Show! Anyone intere...

Legendary Leominster

Leominster is renowned as the birthplace of Johnny Appleseed, the “Pioneer Plastics City,” and many other claims to fame. But what makes the city of Leominster so legendary? It’s the people, through and through. We are made u...

Nomination Papers are Available at the City Clerk’s Office

Nomination papers are available at the City Clerk’s office. The deadline for submitting completed nomination papers to the Board of Registrars at the City Clerk’s Office in City Hall is Tuesday, August 8, 2023, 5:00 PM. It is suggested that each candidate...

Can I Recycle It?

The Recyclopedia widget allows you to search hundreds of common items to find out if they belong in the recycling bin or elsewhere.

Just type the name of a waste item and it will tell you how to recycle or dispose of it.

https://www.leominster-ma.gov/284/Ru...

Letter from the Office of the Treasure and Collector regarding excise tax bill

Budget Presentation to the City Council

Review the City of Leominster Mayor's FY 2024 Budget here.

The final design of the Downtown Common Project has been presented

A Public Meeting was held on Thursday, May 11 to introduce the final design and serve as a final comment period for the Downtown Common Project. The City received a $400,000 PARC grant from the state Executive Office of Energy and Environmental A...