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Council on Aging
 For current information on the COA's programs and services, please visit our web site.
Additional useful and helpful information can be found in the COA Log. |
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Recreation Department
 Check out all the programs and activities offered by the Truro Recreation Department.
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Library
 The Truro Public Library sponsors a wide variety of interesting events and presentations each month, for both adults and kids, not to mention new free e-book downloads. More... |
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Police Department
Chief Kyle Takakjian provides some additional information on staffing which was presented to the Budget Task Force and Board of Selectmen. The Truro Police Department is dedicated to protecting and serving Truro's citizens and visitors with professionalism, compassion, ethical conviction, and constant availability. This upcoming year, the Truro Police Department is seeking support to hire two additional Police Officers.
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Truro Fire Rescue
 Open burning season begins January 15 and ends May 1, 2014. A no-fee permit is required from the Fire Department and can be obtained at the Public Safety Facility beginning January 6th. We ask that you read the permit over thoroughly so that you are familiar with the safety regulations and call-in procedure. Please read over a copy of the Fire Marshal's open burning safety tips which will be provided with your permit. Your safety is our number one concern. If you have any questions, please contact the fire department at 508-487-7548.
Fire department personnel will be available in the fire station daily from 7:00 am to 5:00 pm. If you need a blood pressure check, have questions, or just want to visit, please stop in.
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Truro Cultural Council
The Truro Cultural Council would like to invite the general public to a reception/gathering at the Truro Public Library on Tuesday, January 28 at 6 pm. More... |
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Sustainable Cape
 Nico and Xanti hard at work on their paintings in Sustainable CAPE's after-school classes at the Library. They are among the many children who have worked with farmers and artists to patiently prepare for the annual children's exhibition at the library, which will open Jan 31st and run through the month of February. This year's show, entitled "Grow and Crow", features watercolor paintings of favorite hens and roosters. We've spent loads of time sketching, painting and pondering the symbiotic relationship of chickens and gardens - and hope you'll stop by to see!
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Climate Change and Your Wallet
 We citizens can reduce our use of energy. Bob Holt has compiled a list of concrete, simple steps you can take, most of which will save money as well. This month he focuses on indoor and outdoor measures with a set of lifestyle changes that benefit your health as well as reduce your carbon footprint. More... |
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Property Tax Assistance for Elderly or Disabled
 Assistance in the form of grants may be available to help you pay your Property Taxes if you are Elderly or Disabled. The town of Truro has a fund that is available to elderly and disabled residents to receive property tax assistance. The applicant must meet certain guidelines. More... |
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Housing Rehab Program
 The town was awarded the Federal Housing and Urban Development (HUD) CDBG grant from the state. Truro has received $680,907 for loans that are up to $35,000. Typical rehab projects include code violations, energy efficient upgrades, electrical, heating and hot water, windows and doors, roofs and siding. More... |
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2014 Licensing
 2014 licensing applications are available now on the town site. More...
And 2014 Shellfish Licenses are now available at the Town Hall. |
