Weymouth’s vision for a renewed Jackson Square is gaining momentum with more than $2 million in state investment fueling the first phase of improvements for the area.

Weymouth is the second-oldest township in the Commonwealth, dating back to 1622 when it was founded as the Wessagusset colony. Renamed Weymouth in 1635, the Town was boosted in that …

The Assessor's Office is responsible for the administration of all laws and regulations regarding property tax assessment. The Assessors, as required by Chapters 59, 60A, 61, 121A of the Massachusetts …

A satellite office is located at Weymouth Landing (Monday, Wednesday, and Friday, 10 am to 12 pm/12:30 pm to 4 pm). If you do not specifically require a receipt for your tax transaction, it is …

This online service gives customers who do business with the Town of Weymouth a convenient, efficient, and user-friendly way to pay bills or purchase town services 24 hours per day, 7 days a week.

If There Are Wetlands near Your Project, or You Are Unsure if There Are Wetlands near Your Project, Please Contact: Weymouth Conservation Office, Weymouth Town Hall, 3rd Floor, 781-340-5007.

-Printable record cards and tax maps -Quick access to zoning information -Voting location and registration status lookup -Access to deed information through the Norfolk County Registry of Deeds …

Police Department To Serve, Protect, and Inform The Weymouth Police Mission Statement Understanding that the primary mission of this department is to protect the lives and property of our …

Franklin Fryer "Mr. Weymouth" 1921-2013, was incredibly active throughout the town. He served as a Town Meeting Member from 1954-1999, a Town Selectman from 1955-1973 and Town Clerk from …

The first step in applying for a job with the Town of Weymouth is to fill out a job application. All successful applicants must have an official Town of Weymouth job application form on file, …