As construction continues on the Great Streets Downtown Hyannis project, the Town of Barnstable Department of Public Works (DPW) will be sharing weekly updates to help downtown businesses, residents, ...

Beginning Monday, October 26, a contractor working for the Town of Barnstable, C. Naughton, Corp., is scheduled to complete final paving as part of the Mary Dunn Road Water Main Replacement Project.

In accordance with Massachusetts General Law (MGL) Chapter 87, Shade Trees, all persons deemed interested or affected by the Town of Barnstable’s proposed tree removal are hereby notified that a ...

A contractor working for the Town of Barnstable, Robert B. Our Co. Inc., will be conducting pre-construction site walks for the Phinney’s Lane Neighborhoods Sewer Expansion Project. This work ...

Thursday, October 15, 2026. The October 15, 2026 Meeting of the Barnstable Town Council was conducted in person. The public was able to attend in person o ...

The Town of Barnstable’s contractor, Robert B. Our Co. Inc., has been approved, to continue work on the Route 28 West Sewer Expansion Project through the summer. Construction is planned to continue on ...

The June 11, 2026 Meeting of the Barnstable Town Council was conducted in person. The public was able to attend in person or participate remotely in Public Comment or during a Public Hearing via Zoom.

will require temporary traffic modifications during daytime construction hours. (HYANNIS, MA – October 1, 2026) Beginning Monday, October 5, a contractor working for the Town of Barnstable, Aqua Line ...

This week we are joined by Town Clerk Ann Quirk to talk about Dog Licenses: 1. Why do you need to have them licensed, and how frequently do you have to license them? 2. What to do when you get a new ...

RECREATIONAL HARVEST LIMIT: Effective Wednesday November 1, 2023 the recreational harvest limit for oysters is one half (1/2) peck (5 quarts) per calendar week. Effective Wednesday November 1, 2023 ...

The Barnstable County Department of Health and Environment announced on Thursday, June 24th that it will no longer conduct COVID-19 clinics at the Cape Cod Community College gymnasium. Instead, ...