Government

Hopkinton Town Hall and municipal offices (including the Hopkinton Public Library and the Hopkinton Senior Center) will be closed on Wednesday June 19th 2024, in observance of Juneteenth.

You can learn more about this federal holiday by visiting the Smithsonian Institute's National Museum of African American History & Culture website here: https://nmaahc.si.edu/juneteenth, or by visiting the Hopkinton Public Library during normal business hours.

The Town of Hopkinton is pleased to announce a Meet and Greet Session will be held on June 20th to offer Hopkinton residents and employees the opportunity to interact with the finalists for the position of Hopkinton’s next Town Manager.

“We are very interested in having community members engage with the Town Manager finalists,” said Brian Herr, Chair of the Hopkinton Select Board. “We value the input of all of our residents and employees in the Town Manager selection process.”

The Massachusetts Clean Water Trust’s (the Trust) Board of Trustees approved $75,748,203 in new low-interest loans and grants at its meeting on June 12, 2024. Below is information on the grants and loans approved at the meeting.

The Middlesex Sheriff’s Office (MSO) welcomed 18 new correction officers during a ceremony held June 6 at Tufts University.

The graduation ceremony for the 50th Basic Training Academy (BTA) featured a keynote address by Middlesex Sheriff Peter J. Koutoujian as well as powerful remarks by Medford Police Chief Jack Buckley and Tufts University Executive Director of Public Safety and Chief of Police Yolanda Smith.

Please click the link below for the JUNE 2024- Parent/Caregiver Newsletter from Hopkinton Youth & Family Services:

https://docs.google.com/document/d/1nv0Ktehfvpel98pfrYYrxQ6Z9OvLJqQc0Cn…

You can also find more information and resources from the Youth & Family Services website at:
https://hopkintonma.gov/yafs

During last night’s NBA Finals game between the Boston Celtics and Dallas Mavericks, State Treasurer Deboarh B. Goldberg, the Massachusetts Unclaimed Property Division, and the Texas Unclaimed Property Division helped fans at TD Garden check their names in the states’ unclaimed property databases. This morning, Good Morning America featured a segment highlighting unclaimed property at last night’s game.

Road paving is scheduled for East St from North Mill St to Clinton St on Saturday June 8.

The road will be closed from 7am-3pm.

Please do not park in the street as this will interfere with the asphalt paving operations.

Please expect delays and seek alternate routes.

On Friday May 31st, the Hopkinton Parks & Recreation Department and the Community Preservation Committee hosted the opening ceremony of the new public Pickleball Courts at 17 Pratt Street (near the Fruit Street Athletic Fields). In the segment below, view scenes from the opening and full ceremony.

View photo's of the opening ceremony at our Scene in Hopkinton!

The 2024 Annual Town Election has came and went and the official results are in. Many wonder why the 1st results available are known as "Un-Official Results", Town Clerk, Connor Degan explains why this is and more in the segment below.

View 2024 Official Annual Town Election Results HERE!

Hopkinton Town Clerk, Connor Degan released the full 2024 Official election results and they can be seen in the attachment below!

Official Results include:
Select Board (Clark and Herr won the 2-open seats)
Joseph Clark - 1894
Brian Herr - 1851
Kyla McSweeney - 962
Peter Mimmo - 888

Question 1 (Digitilization of Records): Yes - 1577, No - 1074

Question 2 (Schools HVAC): Yes - 1654, No - 1009

Question 3 (Hopkins Renovation): Yes - 1384, No - 1284

Question 4 (Ash/Fenton Drainage): Yes - 1362, No - 1274