Princeton, MA
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Departments | Princeton, MA
Princeton, MA 01541 (978) 464-2101 : Tree Warden: Princeton Town Hall. 6 Town Hall Dr. Princeton, MA 01541. Veterans Services: Gardner City Hall. 95 Pleasant Street . Room 209 . Gardner, MA 01440. 978-630-4017 : Town of Princeton. 6 Town Hall Dr. Princeton, MA 01541. Login; Website Disclaimer ...
History | Princeton, MA
"A Brief History of Princeton" by G.H. Beaman. Incorporated in 1759, Princeton was named after the Reverend Thomas Prince, Pastor of the Old South Church in Boston, and one of the first proprietors of the Town.
Police Logs | Princeton, MA
Princeton Police Department. 8 Town Hall Drive . Princeton, MA 01541. United States. See map: Google Maps. Town of Princeton. 6 Town Hall Dr. Princeton, MA 01541. Login; Website Disclaimer Government Websites by CivicPlus® ...
Boards & Committees | Princeton, MA
Princeton, MA 01541 (978) 464-2100 : Wachusett Mountain Advisory Council: Zoning Board of Appeals: Princeton Town Hall. 6 Town Hall Drive . Princeton, MA 01541 (978) 464-2100 ...
Town Offices | Princeton, MA
Princeton, MA 01541. United States. See map: Google Maps. Town of Princeton. 6 Town Hall Dr. Princeton, MA 01541. Login; Website Disclaimer Government Websites by CivicPlus® ...
Town Data | Princeton, MA
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Annual Town Census / Street List | Princeton, MA - Princeton, …
Now known as the annual street list, the Massachusetts annual town census goes back to the 1600s, when men who wished to become registered voters were qualified to vote if their property was of sufficient value.
Town Clerk | Princeton, MA
The Office of the Town Clerk works mainly under the direction of the Secretary of the Commonwealth, The Office of the Attorney General, Department of Revenue, in accordance with Federal Laws and Regulations, the Massachusetts General Laws, Special Acts, local bylaws, rules and regulations, and the Selectboard.
Assessing | Princeton, MA
In Massachusetts, assessors are either appointed or elected to three-year terms. State law requires that assessors value all real estate and personal property subject to taxation. Assessed valuations are based on "full and fair cash value" as of the June 30th preceding each fiscal year.