Organization - Town Of Halifax

The Town of Halifax operates municipal services including public safety, public works, schools, library, senior services, regulatory and environmental and arts, culture and recreation for its 7,900 residents in southeastern Massachusetts.

Description:
Volunteer opportunities range from serving on boards and commissions to, from time to time, specific projects such as Halifax in Lights (July 4th celebration), Holidays in Halifax (winter holidays), and clean-up days.

History:
The Town of Halifax was founded in 1734.

Contact person: Charlie Seelig, (phone), (email)

Address:

499 Plymouth Street Halifax, MA 02338 (See a map)

Web Site: http://www.town.halifax.ma.us/

Directions:

Plymouth Street is also State Route 106. Route 106 intersects with Routes 24 (to the west) and Route 3 (to the east). Route 58 runs through Halifax north-south and intersects Route 3 (to the north) and Interstate 495 and Route. . . (more)   Nearest Metro/Subway Stop: Halifax Railroad Station,   Walk distance (in minutes): 40   Nearest Bus Stop: None

Miscellaneous Information

What is the type of this organization?
	Government Agency (City, Town)
Does the agency conduct CORI checks?
	Yes

Last updated on June 27, 2012