The Town of Nantucket, in partnership with the State of Massachusetts, is offering all COVID doses to all qualified residents in scheduled clinics held at the Intermediate School Cafeteria on Backus Lane. Read on...

Inside of this issue: summer projects, activities, and forums. Plus, November 8 Special Town Election, Annual Town Meeting 2023, Town of Nantucket new website, Real Estate, Coastal Resilience, Energy Office news, and more. We hope you enjoy it! Summer in Town Newsletter

Applications are now available for the Short Term Rental Work Group. Read on...

The odor being experienced at Brant Point, Cliff Road, North Liberty and surrounding areas is caused by seaweed that is decomposing along the beach on the harbor side of Jetties. Read on...

Smith's Point is now open to oversand vehicle traffic due to the fledging of protected shorebird species. Read on...

Only sightings from reliable sources (Lifeguards, ATV operators, Nantucket Police, Nantucket Fire or sources deemed reliable by Marine Division Supervisors) will be considered verified and confirmed. Read on...

The Town of Nantucket is pleased to announce the launch of a new, mobile-responsive, highly-functional civic website. Read on...

The Sparks Avenue Roundabout welcomes a new installation by Nantucket sculptor, Billy Sherry. “Solidarity” is a steel sculpture measuring 9 feet tall. Read on...

It’s go time. The opportunity for a transfer fee for housing is before us. This funding stream is critical to addressing the housing crisis for year-rounders and particularly to providing homeownership opportunities at a wide range of household incomes. Read on...