The City of Fitchburg is a community of about 40,000 people located in north-central Worcester County. Despite being one of the largest cities in the county, Fitchburg retains its small town flavor. Fitchburg is noted for its old mills that line the Nashua River, its hilly topography and regional parks and its tightly knit neighborhood enclaves that, in many cases, still retain their ethnic identity. Among the city's cultural assets are the Fitchburg Art Museum, Fitchburg State College and the world famous annual Longsjo Classic bicycle race.
Fitchburg is located just 10 miles from New Hampshire and 50 miles from Boston, with excellent access via highway or MBTA commuter train to all points. The former reliance on the paper industry in the community has given way to a healthier economic diversification which now includes pharmaceuticals, tool and die makers, machine manufacturers, plastic molders and textile producers.
The Health Dept will be holding a Narcan Training at the Fitchburg Senior Center on Wednesday December 14, 2022. Resource Tables will be available at 6:30 PM and the Narcan Training will be held at 7PM.Free and open to the public. Light…
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Read More »Unused and unwanted medications can be brought to City Hall, 718 Main Street for disposal.
Meds must be in original containers for questions contact the Health Department at 978-829-1870
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