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Fall 2024 shellfishing areas opening dates are now available. The West Falmouth Harbor Family Area will open to recreational shellfish permit holders sunrise on Saturday, November 2, 2024. Read on...
The Department of Public Works is responsible for engineering, highways, bridges, parks, water, sewer, solid waste, recycling, snow and ice control, facility management, and beach maintenance. Link to page. Find departments that are dedicated to keeping the town moving.
Find a variety of area maps, such as Historic District, Bike-way, and Road maps.
The Shining Sea Bikeway is a 10.7 mile (17.2 km) journey of discovery through four of Falmouth's villages, gently traversing glacier-sculpted natural wonders from Woods Hole on Vineyard Sound to North Falmouth along the shore of Buzzards Bay.
Find maps of the Falmouth area using our online service. Aerial Flyovers. View an index of historic flyovers over Falmouth. See how your neighborhood looked almost 60 years ago. Town Maps. Find a variety of area maps, such as Historic District, Bike-way, and Road maps. Falmouth Flood Information
Assessors, as required by Massachusetts law, value all the real and personal property within their community. They are responsible for valuing every property, from single-family residences to the largest of commercial and industrial enterprises.
No sign-up cost, no registration required. Access, view and pay your tax bills online, at your convenience 24/7. Paying your bill online is faster and cheaper than writing a check and mailing it. You can pay with electronic check for 40 cents.
The Town Clerk's office is responsible for the administration of fair and accurate elections. The Clerk's office certifies petition signatures for candidates or ballot questions, certifies election results and supervises any recounts.
Beach Dept.: 2024 End-of-Season Update. Regular season operations have ended. Details about access & services moving forward are linked here... Read on...
The Commission serves to protect and conserve the plants, animals, and natural communities that are dependent upon the wetlands resources of the Town of Falmouth.