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Town of Egremont 171 Egremont Plain Road (Route 71) Egremont, MA 01258. Phone: 413-528-0182 Fax: 413-528-5465. Email Egremont
Nestled in the Berkshire Hills of southern Berkshire County, MA, Egremont is a picturesque, small, rural town. Egremont consists of two villages, North Egremont and South Egremont, under the same governance and outlying areas of lightly settled one-family premises and active farms.
Some of the Egremont Board of Assessors' primary responsibilities are: 1: Recording deeds, change of addresses, Personal Prop., second homes, and business data. 2: Software conversions as needed. 3: Assist with lot splits, map changes, etc.
Town of Egremont 171 Egremont Plain Road (Route 71) Egremont, MA 01258. Phone: 413-528-0182 Fax: 413-528-5465. Email Egremont
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Egremont is 24 miles south of Pittsfield, 139 miles west of Boston, 47 miles east of Albany, and 133 miles north of New York City. View Larger Map. Incorporated: 1775. Total Area: 18.96 sq. miles. Land Area: 18.84 sq. miles. Elevation (approximately): 800 feet at Town Center. Public Road miles: 43.56.
The Town of Egremont, a community of 1,473 residents in Western Massachusetts, designated a Green Community by the Commonwealth of Massachusetts, is a community that actively supports clean, renewable energy; energy reduction and conservation; solid waste reduction; and good recycling practices.
By law, if you request a ballot by mail, Egremont's Town Clerk will mail it to you. You can return it by mail, drop it into one of two locked drop boxes outside Town Hall, or drop it off at Town Hall on weekdays from 7 AM - 3 PM.
Find phone numbers of the Building Commissioner, Alternate Inspector, Gas Inspector, and Plumbing Inspector, plus office hours at Town Hall. Also, find an alert regarding solar-ready roof zones, the link for online permitting, downloadable forms, permit applications, and helpful documents.
The Egremont Historical Commission (EHC) was established in 1974. It oversees a local history museum and Town Archives Room and performs its civic duties under the Massachusetts Historical Commission.