As we continue to see COVID cases rise here in the City and surrounding communities, the Gardner BOH would like to remind residents to remain vigilant and follow best practices to protect yourself and others from contracting or spreading the virus. Read on...
The Commonwealth of Massachusetts has made $50.8 million in grants available to support small businesses, microenterprises, and their employees, families and communities. Read on...
In an effort to gain an accurate assessment of COVID-19’s ongoing impact to businesses in North Central Massachusetts, the North Central Massachusetts Chamber of Commerce has created this new survey Read on...
Please note the Massachusetts Secretary of Energy and Environmental Affairs updated the drought declaration for the Millers River watershed, placing Gardner at a Level 3 drought declaration Read on...
The City of Gardner is pleased to announce a new initiative in partnership with Comcast which will provide high-speed internet access to Kelton Street, Stone Street, Wheeler Street and Brogan Road. Read on...
Gardner City Hall, DPW & Animal Shelter will reopen to the public at 8 a.m. on Wednesday, October 14, 2020. Please adhere to all CDC COVID-19 guidelines when conducting business in person. Read on...
The Gardner Cultural Council is currently accepting standard grant applications and field trip grant applications for projects to be completed in 2021. Read on...
Gardner Mayor Michael Nicholson is pleased to announce that the City received $47,999 from the Commonwealth as part of their new Shared Streets Initiative. Read on...
The City of Gardner has officially launched a new grant opportunity to help small businesses who were negatively impacted by the Covid-19 Pandemic. The program is now accepting applications. Read on...
The City of Gardner and Comcast have partnered to provide families with low-cost internet access, in order to assist students and families during the upcoming remote and hybrid learning periods for the approaching school year. Read on...
