Moving companies in Revere, MA.

Local services and rules

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

Revere, in Suffolk County, Massachusetts, runs a curbside composting collection with Garbage to Garden at a reduced rate for residents. A clothing and textile donation program with CMRK lets residents schedule a pick-up online. The city also offers Revere Power Choice, a municipal electricity aggregation, which is a kind of group electricity buying program. The electric utility is National Grid.

Overnight parking, snow emergencies and street sweeping

City-wide overnight parking enforcement runs from 12 am to 6 am daily, excluding holidays.

In major snow storms, the City declares a snow emergency and a parking ban on key arteries. During snow emergencies, the Wonderland parking garage is usually available to residents at a reduced rate for the length of the parking ban.

A full street sweeping map is on the City GIS mapping system.

Temporary Dumpster/Pod permit and resident parking stickers

The Department of Public Works lists a Temporary Dumpster/Pod permit.

For a resident parking sticker, the vehicle must be registered and garaged in Revere. An application needs two documents: a valid vehicle registration and proof of address, such as a utility bill, apartment lease or water bill.

The Office of the Parking Clerk lists a Temporary Permit for new residents.

Water and sewer billing at Charger Street

The Water and Sewer Billing Office issues quarterly bills for residential properties, in January, April, July and October. Water meters can be purchased at 319 Charger Street at the DPW Water and Sewer billing office.

When a property is about to change ownership, a Final Water Bill is requested online before the sale.

Blue carts, Green and Red Weeks and bulky item pickup

The city-issued blue trash carts are required for municipal collection. Recycling is collected every other week, and the City is divided into Green and Red Weeks.

Entering an address on the City of Revere trash page shows the schedule for trash, recycling, yard waste, street sweeping and residential parking on that street.

Residents can apply and pay online to have bulky items picked up by Sanitation Collectors. Bulky item pickup covers items such as tables, chairs, sofas, bureaus, beds, box springs and bicycles.

School registration, library cards, dog licenses and voter records

School registration is by appointment only.

Proof of residence and photo ID are required to receive a Revere Public Library card.

The City Clerk licenses dogs and requires proof of a current rabies vaccination, or proof of exemption.

The Election Department directs elections in the City of Revere and maintains voter registration records.

Wonderland and Beachmont stations

The Wonderland station is at 1300 North Shore Rd, Revere. The Beachmont station is at 630 Winthrop Ave, Revere.