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NAREB COMMITTEES 2023 

Thank you to these individuals and businesses who have stepped up to volunteer their time for NAREB this year. AdvertisingBruce Beni, Chair, Lee Real EstateNicole Bousquet, Great Point Properties ByLaws and Legal Kate Sayle, Chair, Denby Real EstateDavid Callahan, Jordan Real EstateDebbie Dilworth, Dilworth Real EstateMichael O’Mara, Berkshire Hathaway Island PropertiesBrent Tartamella, Fisher Real Estate […]

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NANTUCKET UTILITIES 

National Grid: supplies electricity to Nantucket Island via two undersea cables.  Local number: 508-325-8000  1-800-322-3223 • NationalGridUS.com  Town of Nantucket Energy Office: The Energy Office provides guidance & assistance for island wide energy projects and initiatives approved by the Town Manager and Select Board and offers information on solar energy. Working with the Town Planning

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IMPORTANT CONTACTS FOR HOMEOWNERS 

Nantucket Assessor:37 Washington Street: 508-228-7200Nantucketma.gov/182/Assessor Nantucket County Sheriff:20 South Water Street, PO Box 419, 02554: 508-228-7263NantucketCountySheriffOffice.com Nantucket Fire Department:4 Fairgrounds Road: 508-228-2324 or 911 for EmergenciesNantucketma.gov/165/FireDepartment Nantucket Harbor Master:34 Washington Street: 508-228-7261Nantucketma.gov/141/HarborMaster Nantucket Health Department:131 Pleasant Street: 508-228-7200Nantucketma.gov/1567/HealthDepartment Nantucket Memorial Airport:14 Airport Road: 508-325-5300Nantucketma.gov/597/MemorialAirport Nantucket Police Department:4 Fairgrounds Road: 508-228-1212 or 911 for EmergenciesNantucketma.gov/1033/PoliceDepartment Nantucket

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USEFUL RESOURCES 

Solid Waste & Recycling: Nantucket’s mandatory recycling program was established in July of 1996. All residential and commercial property owners or occupants are required to recycle. The Material Recovery Facility (MRF) provides a single drop off area for all source separated recyclable and household waste.  Public Works hosts six household and commercial “Very Small Quantity

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TOWN REGULATORY AGENCIES

Conservation Commission Health Department Historic District Commission Planning and Land Use Services Planning Board Select Board Zoning Board of Appeals STATE REGULATORY AGENCIES NHESP (National Heritage & Endangered Species Program) TOWN RESOURCES FOR THE COMMUNITY Culture, Travel & Tourism Energy Office Fire Department Harbor Master Information Technology and GIS Natural Resources Police Department Public Works

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