Medford Department of Public Works

4 reviews

85 George P Hassett Dr Rm 304

Medford, MA 02155

Medford's Department of Public Works oversees six different divisions, all related to the maintenance of the city's resources. Divisions include: Forestry, Cemetery, Highway, Water and Sewer, Engineering and Park. Work request forms are available online through the city's Web site.

John Buckley is Public Works Commissioner.

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Reviews

1.04 reviews

Melissa M.

11/6/2013

Dear Public Works Medford, Can you please make the sidewalk open up again? Currently under the bridge on Harvard Street and Winchester Street, you cannot use the sidewalk and it's very dangerous...

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David D.

1/26/2010

Hi, can you pick up my recycling? It's been 5 weeks! I'm pretty sure you took my neighbor's old TV 2 weeks ago, but I basically have a bottle and can redemption center sitting on my porch. It's...

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Ladyjane S.

1/26/2010

{insert David d's entire review again here } (minus dead cat) I've had to call the DPW of Medford multiple times about this. THEY DO NOT TAKE YOUR RECYCLING. EVER!! Now I understand why none of...

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Jay F.

2/21/2014

I hit a pothole near 169 High Street (near Grace Church) damaging two tires and rims. Tried calling DPW in vane on Feb 16 & 17, 2014. I demand payment to the damages caused by Medford DPW to my...

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