Economic
Development & Grants
(508)
660-7352
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Economic
Development Commission
Larry
Pitman
Chairman
Paul
J. Millette
Vice Chairman
Kenneth G. Fettig
John Hasenjaeger
Donnell Murphy
Richard J. Shields
John Vozzella
Gregory
Yergetian
Members
Mike
Berry
John
Keefe
Rafael McLaughlin
Associate Member
Stephanie
Mercandetti
Economic Development
& Grants Officer
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Growth
& Development
In Walpole
(pdf)
Contact
the Town Administrator's office (508-660-7289) for more information
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Bird
Machine Information
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The Economic
Development Office provides assistance to businesses and individuals
in obtaining permits from town, state, and federal agencies; is
a liaison between businesses and governmental agencies involved
in business assistance programs, permitting, and land use regulations;
makes a focused, long term outreach effort to existing businesses;
facilitates the growth of existing business; markets the town;
and attracts new businesses.
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Economic Development Opportunities Map
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Zoning
Board of Appeals
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Vacant
Commercial Sites Survey
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Photo Courtesy of the Walpole Historical Society
The blacksmith
shop was located on Washington Street, East Walpole. It was built
in 1828. Captain Polley (after whom Polley Lane is named) was
the smith.
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Photo Courtesy of the Walpole Historical Society
A library
formed by Mary R. Bird was transferred to Pillsbury's Store in
East Walpole. After the Town Hall was built in 1881, the library
was located there for a time, at the corner of Main and Common
Streets (near the old Town Hall, which is now the Police Station).
The man on the left is Frank Pillsbury (the pharmacist) and the
shorter man on the right is Arthur Upton, clerk.
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