After a major winter storm that brought blizzard conditions, high winds and snow to New Bedford on Tuesday, City crews have made significant progress in removing snow from the City’s roads, and their work will continue throughout the night.
Everything you need to know in the City of New Bedford ahead of the major winter storm about to hit the SouthCoast, including parking ban info, closings, trash/recycling pickup schedules, and free sand pickup locations.
City residents are asked to complete a brief survey regarding their cable television service as part of New Bedford Cable Access TV’s contract renewal.
City residents can now utilize two BayCoast Bank Interactive Teller Machine (ITM) locations for certain payments, such as utility, real estate, personal property and excise taxes.
Buttonwood Park Zoo Director Keith Lovett has issued a response to the lawsuit filed against the city over possession of its Asian elephants, Ruth and Emily.
The Friends of Ruth and Emily organization has filed an Endangered Species Act lawsuit against the City of New Bedford, seeking to have the two elephants removed from the Buttonwood Park Zoo.
Trash collection in the City of New Bedford will be delayed beginning Wednesday morning, September 20, 2017, due to the expected winds and impact of Hurricane Jose.