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Today, over 25 contractors attended the City sponsored Moderate Risk Training. The City utilized federal CDBG funds to provide training that will increase the capacity to safely control lead hazards during renovations.
Goodworks Coffee House celebrating their one year anniversary at 46 Center Street. Victor and Katie Narvaez received CDBG assistance to open their small business. The Coffee house is open from 8AM-4PM weekdays with ample on and off str...
Public Notice
Beginning Monday, April 22, 2019 the Chicopee Water Department will be conducting their hydrant flushing program. Hydrant flushing will occur between 8pm-12am Sunday through Th...
The City is pleased to announce it has received another energy efficiency rebate through its own municipal light plant, Chicopee Electric Light (CEL), for an energy savings project at the Medina Street Water Pollution Control facility. The Aeration System...
Mayor Richard J. Kos has today appointed Daniel Stamborski as Temporary Fire Chief. The process for selecting a permanent Fire Chief will continue.
Temporary Chief Stamborski is a lifelong Chicopee resident and a second generation firefighter. He was origi...
In January 2019, the Chicopee Cemetery Commission together with the Parks and Recreation Department announced changes to the Fairview Cemetery rules and regulations. In accordance with these new rules and regulations, the Parks and Recreation Department a...
On Tuesday, March 19th, 2019, the Chicopee City Council approved the merger of the Water and Sewer Commissions. The merger will provide our customers a single commission to address all their water and sewer service needs. Mayor Richard J. Kos would like t...
Progress continues to be made on the federally mandated sewer separation projects in Chicopee. After 3 years of intensive construction, the Hampden Street, Cochran Street, Baystate Road, and Clarendon Avenue area projects will all come to an end this Summ...
As part of the City of Chicopee’s ongoing commitment to eliminate wet weather sewage backups into homes, a Sewer Backup Prevention and Cost Sharing Program has recently been established. The Program provides reimbursements to eligible residentia...
Last year the City allocated approximately $2,600,000 from City funds to be used towards road and sidewalk improvements throughout the City. This allocation included $1,300,000 of which was divided between the 13 City Councilors. Also available was approx...
The Office of Community Development is once again sponsoring a series of three rental property owner sessions. The sessions will be held on consecutive Tuesday evenings, April 16th, April 23rd, and April 30th. The workshops will cover the follow...
Mayor Richard J. Kos today announced that the Chicopee Landfill closing date has again been extended until June 30th, 2019. This date is final and there will be no more extensions after June 30th, 2019.
The landfill will continue the existing permit system...