Moving companies in Woburn, MA.

Local services and rules

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

Stormwater flooding occurs across Woburn and is not limited to the FEMA flood risk zones. Mattresses and box springs follow their own rule: residents may use any company they choose to dispose of them.

Public lots during a Winter Parking Ban

Public lots are open for parking during a Winter Parking Ban, including Leland Park, the Senior Center and the Horn Pond Lot. Active school parking lots are not to be used. Parking in an active school lot during a ban can hinder school-related snow removal.

Curb pickup by 7am

Trash, recycling and yard waste go out at the curb by 7am on the trash day. Recycling is collected every other week on the regular trash day, on neighborhood white or orange weeks. Woburn offers single stream recycling; recyclables do not need to be separated. Yard waste goes out in yard waste bags or barrels without lids.

Bulk items such as couches, chairs, dressers, exercise equipment, stoves, air conditioners and televisions can be removed from the curb by arrangement with Waste Management.

Eversource and the community electricity program

Eversource owns and manages the delivery side of electric service in Woburn, including poles, wires, emergency response and billing. Woburn also runs a community electricity program. Customers on Eversource Basic Service supply are eligible for automatic enrollment, with an opt-out available.

Horn Pond wells and the MWRA

Water supply comes from wells in the Horn Pond area, filtered and treated at the Horn Pond Treatment Plant. Part of the supply is supplemented by the Massachusetts Water Resource Authority (MWRA).

Enrollment at 55 Locust Street and the Minuteman card

Woburn Public Schools register new students through the Enrollment Office at the Administration Office, 55 Locust Street (Lower Lot).

The Woburn Public Library lends items to holders of a Minuteman Library Network library card. A card applicant who has not yet received mail at the new address can ask the library to send a postcard to use as proof of residency.

Dog registration and the kennel rule

Dogs may be registered online, dropped off in person at the Office of the City Clerk, or sent by mail. Under Woburn zoning, more than three dogs over three months old at one premises counts as a kennel, allowed in certain zoning districts by special permit.