Moving companies in Middleton, MA.

Local services and rules

Moving to Middleton: who to call and what the city asks.

Middleton has no curbside trash or recycling pickup. Residents use the town's Transfer Station, or a private hauler licensed by the Health Department. Electric service comes from the Middleton Electric Light Department, the town's own electric utility, at 197 N. Main St., (978) 774-4313. Open burning of brush is allowed only in a burning season from January 15th to April 30th, and only with a burn permit applied for online.

Overnight parking ban and flood maps

An overnight parking ban applies on all Middleton streets from December 1st through April 15th, between midnight and 6 a.m.

Flood Insurance Rate Maps for the Town of Middleton can be reviewed at the FEMA Flood Map Service Center. Questions go to the town's Conservation Agent.

Transfer Station stickers

Transfer Station stickers, which include the recycling area, are sold only to owners of vehicles registered in Middleton.

Furniture and mattresses can be taken to the Transfer Station with a Transfer Station sticker, and a bulk-item sticker goes on each item.

The Transfer Station does not accept hazardous material such as gasoline, pesticides, chemicals, oil based paint and car batteries.

Town Clerk: census, voter list and dog licenses

A resident who is new to Middleton is asked to contact the Town Clerk's Office at 978-774-6927 or send in a census form for the annual town census.

The Town Clerk's Office maintains the voter list and can be reached at the same number, and new registrations and changes can also be made online.

Dogs are licensed each year from January 1st through December 31st through the Town Clerk.

Flint Public Library and Masconomet schools

Flint Public Library at 1 South Main St. issues library cards to residents of Middleton who show identification. A photo ID with a Middleton address is needed, or a utility bill, property tax bill or rental agreement along with the ID.

Middleton is served for grades 7-12 by the Masconomet Regional School District, with Boxford and Topsfield, and younger children attend the elementary schools of the member towns.