Adams 2025 Annual Town Census Mailed

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ADAMS, Mass. — The 2025 annual town census is underway in Adams.  
 
Census forms have been mailed to all residents.  Residents are asked to review the form, make any necessary changes, sign and return it to the Town Clerk's Office in the envelope provided, even if there are no changes.  
 
There is a drop box in front of Town Hall for your convenience.  Households with dependent children who are not listed on the census form should add their children and complete the information that pertains to each child.  Information regarding the children is not public record and is used only by the schools for enrollment purposes.
 
The census is mandated by the Massachusetts General Law, and it is important to have the correct residential count to apply for state aid, as well as grants.
 
Residents cannot register to vote or change party enrollment on the annual town census.  Any resident who is not registered to vote may register by mailing a voter registration form or visiting the Secretary of the Commonwealth's website.  Failure to respond may result in removal from the active voters list.
 
Anyone who does not receive their census form or wishes to provide the information on the phone should call the Town Clerk's Office at (413) 743-8300, Ext. 176, Monday, Tuesday & Thursday from 8:00 AM to 4:00 PM, Wednesday from 8:00 AM to 5:00 PM and Friday 8:00 AM to noon.

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Adams Town Hall's Back Parking Lot Staircase Closed

By Sabrina DammsiBerkshires Staff
ADAMS, Mass. — The staircase behind Town Hall was closed earlier this month as a safety precaution.
 
The winding staircase features two gazebo-style landings and leads to the rear parking lot, which sits atop a hill overlooking Town Hall.
 
Town Administrator Nick Caccamo said he closed the staircase out of an abundance of caution because it seems that most of the structure is on borrowed time. 
 
He highlighted several concerns, including multiple staircase footings that are or have been sliding off the concrete pilings, as well as significant erosion underneath the structure.
 
The timeline for repairs remains unclear. In the meantime, employees can walk down the driveway on the north side of the building and enter through that side.
 
Visitors are able to park on the street in the front of Town Hall and use the front entrance; there is also handicap parking at the side of the building, behind the bank. 
 
Caccamo was unsure of the age of the staircase but believes that it was built during the Town Hall renovation project. 
 
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