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P.O. Box 240, Conway, Massachusetts 01341
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Welcome to Conway.
The Town of Conway (37.8 square miles) lies in the foothills of the Berkshires just west of the Connecticut River Valley, a region rich in agriculture. It is the 4th largest in area of all towns in Franklin County and is the 11th most populous (1990 census). Conway shares boundaries with seven other towns: Buckland and Shelburne Falls to the north, Deerfield to the east and north, Whately and Williamsburg to the south, and Ashfield and Goshen to the west. It is the first hilltown northbound on State Route 116. Three miles east of the town line, Route 116 intersects Interstate 91, a north-south connection to nearby Greenfield and Northampton. Fifteen miles further east is Amherst, home to the University of Massachusetts and other colleges.
To contact the town regarding general questions, you can send email to info@townofconway.com.
For detailed demographic and other related information about the Town of Conway click here.
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| Public Notices and News |
Committee Volunteers Needed!
Openings available for both volunteer and stipend positions.
CONWAY BYLAWS
Conway's General and Zoning Bylaws are now available
free of charge by visiting the 'Forms and Downloads' page.
High-Speed Internet Access.......
for all Conway Residents!
The Conway Broadband Committee is now in the process of the re-negotiation process with Comcast Cable Co. as our current license will expire in March of 2010. If you have input into your needs and/or have suggestions, please call the Town Office at (413) 369-4235 x-3.
Economic Controls for Heating of Town Buildings
Starting in September 2008, all groups, individuals and municipal staff using town offices or other spaces shall not be allowed to change settings on any temperature controls, leave windows open or otherwise manipulate the indoor environment of Town Buildings.
All persons using Town facilities are responsible for making sure that every effort is made to keep heating costs at a minimum.
As part of an effort to gain control over heating costs, refundable key deposits will be collected from all groups and individuals, excluding Town committees and other governmental bodies.
If temperature controls are changed, windows are left open, or lights left on, use of buildings may be revoked. We apologize for any inconvenience this may cause.
Emergency Telephone Alert System
The Town of Conway is pleased to announce the launch of the Connect-CTY® service, our new town-to-resident notification system. With this service, town leaders can send personalized voice messages to residents and businesses within minutes with specific information about time-sensitive or common-interest issues such as emergencies and local community matters. The Connect-CTY service will be used to supplement our current communication plans and augment public safety/first responder services.
Please accept our invitation to participate in this great service. We know that your personal information is important, and rest assured that we will not share it with anyone. If you have NOT already received a test phone call from us, or you would like to provide additional contact information, click the Connect-CTY image on the bottom left to sign up.
Get an update of all forest activities and see meeting minutes at the
Selectboard department page
For Landowners, here are some handy programs from the Highlands Community Initiative
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The HCI-Trustees of Reservations
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