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Special Town Election June 3, 2008: Out of a total of 2,834 registered voters, a total of 724 cast ballots in the Special Election. See Results. Read more.

Annual Town Election May 6, 2008: Out of a total of 2,834 registered voters, 1,157 cast ballots in the May 6th election. See Results. Read more. Both Ballot Question 2 & 3 on the May 6, 2008 Annual Town Election ballot fail at recount held on May 16, 2008 at 5 pm in the Judge Welsh Meeting Room in Town Hall. See recount results.

Beach Water Quality Test Results. Read more about water quality at Provincetown Beaches from the Massachusetts Department of Public Health

90 Shank Painter Road Soil Remediation Update - July 2, 2008: See picture taken July 2, 2008 that reflects the soil remediation project by town forces nearing completion. Contact Public works Director David Guertin for more information.

Provincetown 2008 Parking Permits: Parking Permits for the 2008 season will be available beginning Monday, April 1st, at the Parking Department, Provincetown Police Station, 26 Shankpainter Road, Provincetown MA, between the hours of 8:00AM and 12:30 PM and 1:00PM and 3:00PM. The office will be closed from 12:30 to 1pm for lunch Monday through Friday beginning on Tuesday, April1 2008. Thursday Only 10-12.30 1-2. This includes Patriots Day, Monday, April21, 2008. See Public Notice.

New Hours for Community Development Department: The Department of Community Development continues to strive to find new ways to more efficiently help the public. In order to help achieve this, beginning April 14th, 2008 the department is restructuring business hours. Read Public Notice.

Annual Water Report for 2007. Meeting the requirements of the Safe Drinking Water Act, the Provincetown Water Department is proud to provide you with the 2007 Annual Drinking Water Quality Report.

2008 E-Government Award. Provincetown has been recognized by Common Cause Massachusetts for the information that www.provincetown-ma.gov provides to the public about our town government. Read more.

Housing Action Plan: The Housing Summit. for Provincetown reconvened and finalized the Plan of Action. Read Plan of Action. Read the housing needs assessment prepared by consultant John Ryan. Read more.

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