Residential Fall Yard Waste Collection

Residential fall yard waste collections will take place on the following weeks as noted on the 2020 route collection schedule. 

• Yard waste includes grass clippings, leaves, weeds, shrub trimmings, and brush or limbs under 3" in diameter
• Limbs ...

Agawam Water Department has released its 2019 Water Quality Report

The Agawam Water Department has released its 2019 Water Quality Report (Consumer Confidence Report).  

You should receive in the mail, but if you do not receive it or would like an additional copy please contact John Decker at 413-821-0600. &n...

Make sure water in your pipes is fresh

During the COVID-19 pandemic some buildings and facilities have little or no water running through the pipes and fixtures for an extended period of time. These stagnant water conditions can result in discolored water, lower chlorine levels, higher concent...

CoVid-19 and Wipes – Wipes Clog Pipes!

CoVid-19 and Wipes – Wipes Clog Pipes!

If you are using any type of wipe (whether or not is says “flushable”), please do not flush them down the toilet; please dispose of them in your trash can.

These items can clog you househo...

Town Offices Closed November 26, 2020

In observance of Thanksgiving Day, town offices, including the library and senior center, will be closed November 26th and re-open November 27th.

Town of Agawam Assessor’s Office Cyclical Re-Inspections

The Town of Agawam Assessor’s Office will be conducting Cyclical Re-Inspections of all Real Property located in Agawam.  In order for Agawam to comply with the Department of Revenue’s guidelines regarding property inspections, and maintaining acc...