Motor Vehicle Excise Tax bills were mailed and will begin arriving in residents' mailboxes on February 17, 2026.
📬 Bills are due March 19, 2026.
Once you receive your bill, please make your payment by the due date to avoid interest or late fees.
You can pay in several ways:
💻Online through UniPay (visit our website)
📩By mail
🏫 At Town Hall: in-person at the Treasurer/Collector's office, through Town Hall's drive-through window, or using the dropbox
If you have any questions about your bill, the Treasurer/Collector’s Office is happy to help.
📬 Bills are due March 19, 2026.
Once you receive your bill, please make your payment by the due date to avoid interest or late fees.
You can pay in several ways:
💻Online through UniPay (visit our website)
📩By mail
🏫 At Town Hall: in-person at the Treasurer/Collector's office, through Town Hall's drive-through window, or using the dropbox
If you have any questions about your bill, the Treasurer/Collector’s Office is happy to help.
💧 Every rainstorm carries more than just water—it can also carry pollution into our lakes, rivers, and ponds.
You can help keep Abington's waterways clean by:
🐾 Picking up pet waste
🍂 Keeping storm drains clear of leaves and debris
🛠 Collecting fluids and waste when working on your car
Small actions add up too big impact for our environment!
Learn more about how the DPW protects our town: 🔗 https://www.abingtonma.gov/article/2528621
You can help keep Abington's waterways clean by:
🐾 Picking up pet waste
🍂 Keeping storm drains clear of leaves and debris
🛠 Collecting fluids and waste when working on your car
Small actions add up too big impact for our environment!
Learn more about how the DPW protects our town: 🔗 https://www.abingtonma.gov/article/2528621
Be prepared in this cold weather! Here are tips from National Grid
As we monitor the current forecast, with extremely cold temperatures expected overnight and through tomorrow, National Grid wishes to remind our customers to:
• Clear all vents of snow and ice to prevent equipment malfunction and dangerous carbon monoxide buildup.
• Remove icicles and snowbanks around meters and pipes to avoid damage that could lead to gas leaks.
• Ensure carbon monoxide safety by installing CO detectors, checking heating systems and chimneys, and never using stoves, generators, or vehicles in enclosed spaces.
• Be alert for signs of hypothermia, especially among older adults, infants, and those in colder indoor environments; call for medical help immediately if symptoms appear.
• If you smell gas, act fast—leave immediately, avoid using switches or phones, and call 911 or National Grid’s emergency number from a safe location.
As we monitor the current forecast, with extremely cold temperatures expected overnight and through tomorrow, National Grid wishes to remind our customers to:
• Clear all vents of snow and ice to prevent equipment malfunction and dangerous carbon monoxide buildup.
• Remove icicles and snowbanks around meters and pipes to avoid damage that could lead to gas leaks.
• Ensure carbon monoxide safety by installing CO detectors, checking heating systems and chimneys, and never using stoves, generators, or vehicles in enclosed spaces.
• Be alert for signs of hypothermia, especially among older adults, infants, and those in colder indoor environments; call for medical help immediately if symptoms appear.
• If you smell gas, act fast—leave immediately, avoid using switches or phones, and call 911 or National Grid’s emergency number from a safe location.
Join the Community Preservation Committee in discussing the projects you want to see!
The CPC will hold a public hearing on February 3 at 6:00 PM in the Cotter Room to review and discuss project requests for FY27 Community Preservation funds.
Comments may also be emailed to the CPA Administrator at kjohnson@abingtonma.gov
and will be read at the meeting.
The CPC will hold a public hearing on February 3 at 6:00 PM in the Cotter Room to review and discuss project requests for FY27 Community Preservation funds.
Comments may also be emailed to the CPA Administrator at kjohnson@abingtonma.gov
and will be read at the meeting.
🛝🌳From playground upgrades to trail planning, Abington is enhancing outdoor spaces for all ages. Projects like the Green Street Playground replacement, Island Grove Playground improvements, and the Green Wave Connector Trail design are moving forward with Community Preservation and state funding.
These investments support recreation, accessibility, and long-term connections across town. See what’s in progress: abingtonma.gov/town-projects
These investments support recreation, accessibility, and long-term connections across town. See what’s in progress: abingtonma.gov/town-projects
‼️The Abington Rockland Joint Water Works informational meeting re: Union Point scheduled for 1/27/26 is cancelled due to weather related issues.
❄️Town Offices will be closed due to the winter storm on Monday, January 26th. This includes Town Hall, the Library, and DPW administration. The Senior Center will be closed for all activities, but will be open as a warming center for our seniors and residents starting Sunday, January 25 at 4pm and will remain open for the duration of the storm.
Please note, there will be no trash pick up in 1/26.
🚨 EMERGENCY PARKING BAN – EFFECTIVE THIS WEEKEND 🚨
Due to the anticipated snowstorm forecasted for this weekend, the Town of Abington will implement an Emergency Parking Ban beginning Sunday, January 25th, 2026 at 12:00 PM (noon) and remaining in effect through Tuesday, January 27th, 2026 morning at 6:00 AM.
🚫 All on-street parking is prohibited during the emergency ban.
⚠️ This emergency ban is in addition to the current overnight street parking ban already in effect.
Vehicles parked on town roadways during this time may be subject to ticketing and/or towing.
We appreciate the cooperation of our residents as DPW and public safety crews work to keep roadways clear and safe during the storm. Please plan accordingly and stay safe.
📢 Updates will be posted as conditions change.
#ParkingAdvisory #EmergencyParkingBan #SnowStormPrep #CommunityPartners #AbingtonPolice
Due to the anticipated snowstorm forecasted for this weekend, the Town of Abington will implement an Emergency Parking Ban beginning Sunday, January 25th, 2026 at 12:00 PM (noon) and remaining in effect through Tuesday, January 27th, 2026 morning at 6:00 AM.
🚫 All on-street parking is prohibited during the emergency ban.
⚠️ This emergency ban is in addition to the current overnight street parking ban already in effect.
Vehicles parked on town roadways during this time may be subject to ticketing and/or towing.
We appreciate the cooperation of our residents as DPW and public safety crews work to keep roadways clear and safe during the storm. Please plan accordingly and stay safe.
📢 Updates will be posted as conditions change.
#ParkingAdvisory #EmergencyParkingBan #SnowStormPrep #CommunityPartners #AbingtonPolice
🚧 The Department of Public Works is working around the clock to keep Abington safe, connected, and looking its best.
❄️Plowing snow
🌊Keeping our waterways clean
🌳 90 miles of sewer lines maintained
🛣 Roads, bridges, and sidewalks cared for year-round
Learn more about what they do in their Department Spotlight. 🔗 https://www.abingtonma.gov/article/2528621
❄️Plowing snow
🌊Keeping our waterways clean
🌳 90 miles of sewer lines maintained
🛣 Roads, bridges, and sidewalks cared for year-round
Learn more about what they do in their Department Spotlight. 🔗 https://www.abingtonma.gov/article/2528621
🚧Abington is making major investments in safer roads and walkways across town.
🚗🛣Several projects like sidewalks on Summer Street, intersection safety upgrades on Hancock & Chestnut Streets, and traffic-calming planning along Centre Ave and Hancock Street are in design phases or moving toward construction. Their planning and construction are largely funded through grants.
Learn more about how these improvements are shaping safer travel for everyone: abingtonma.gov/town-projects
🚗🛣Several projects like sidewalks on Summer Street, intersection safety upgrades on Hancock & Chestnut Streets, and traffic-calming planning along Centre Ave and Hancock Street are in design phases or moving toward construction. Their planning and construction are largely funded through grants.
Learn more about how these improvements are shaping safer travel for everyone: abingtonma.gov/town-projects
💰 Transparency You Can Trust
Abington’s Accounting Department works hard to keep our Town’s finances accurate, transparent, and compliant — processing more than 10,000 transactions each year and ensuring every expenditure meets federal, state, and local regulations.
Every invoice is reviewed by multiple layers of oversight, helping protect taxpayer dollars and uphold public trust.
📊 See It for Yourself:
Residents can explore monthly revenue and expenditure reports — as well as our Fiscal Year Budget Books — right on the Town website. These interactive, easy-to-navigate resources make it simple for anyone to follow how public funds are managed across departments.
✅ Open data. Accountable government. Stronger community.
https://www.abingtonma.gov/page/accounting
Abington’s Accounting Department works hard to keep our Town’s finances accurate, transparent, and compliant — processing more than 10,000 transactions each year and ensuring every expenditure meets federal, state, and local regulations.
Every invoice is reviewed by multiple layers of oversight, helping protect taxpayer dollars and uphold public trust.
📊 See It for Yourself:
Residents can explore monthly revenue and expenditure reports — as well as our Fiscal Year Budget Books — right on the Town website. These interactive, easy-to-navigate resources make it simple for anyone to follow how public funds are managed across departments.
✅ Open data. Accountable government. Stronger community.
https://www.abingtonma.gov/page/accounting
Do you love the Abington Public Library? Get involved! There are several ways to be involved with APL.
🤝 Friends of the Library: The Friends of the Library are always looking for new members. The Friends provide funding for library programs for children and adults as well as passes to museums and attractions.
📘 Board of Trustees: The Board of Library Trustees is a nine-member elected Board that meets in the Wales Room at the Library. Their schedule can be found on our monthly calendar.
🫶 Teen Volunteers: Teens are encouraged to join the Teen Advisory Board and help plan services for their peers.
🌟 Adult Volunteer: There is space for one adult volunteer under the Senior Citizen Tax Write-Off program.
Read more about the APL in our Department Spotlight. https://www.abingtonma.gov/article/2521059
🤝 Friends of the Library: The Friends of the Library are always looking for new members. The Friends provide funding for library programs for children and adults as well as passes to museums and attractions.
📘 Board of Trustees: The Board of Library Trustees is a nine-member elected Board that meets in the Wales Room at the Library. Their schedule can be found on our monthly calendar.
🫶 Teen Volunteers: Teens are encouraged to join the Teen Advisory Board and help plan services for their peers.
🌟 Adult Volunteer: There is space for one adult volunteer under the Senior Citizen Tax Write-Off program.
Read more about the APL in our Department Spotlight. https://www.abingtonma.gov/article/2521059
Save the Date for Abington Celebrates 2026 events!
🪑4/18 - Town Wide Yard Sale
🎆6/5 -6/7 - Founders Day Weekend
🍂10/2 - 10/4 - Oktoberfest Weekend
🎄12/4 - 12/6 - Christmas Weekend
Want to get involved with this committed group of citizens and help enrich our community? Reach out to them at Abingtoncelebrates@gmail.com
🪑4/18 - Town Wide Yard Sale
🎆6/5 -6/7 - Founders Day Weekend
🍂10/2 - 10/4 - Oktoberfest Weekend
🎄12/4 - 12/6 - Christmas Weekend
Want to get involved with this committed group of citizens and help enrich our community? Reach out to them at Abingtoncelebrates@gmail.com
🎄 Town of Abington Holiday Hours
Please note the following changes to Town Hall hours during the holiday season:
December 24, 25, and 26: Closed
December 31: 8:30AM - 12:00PM
January 1 and 2: Closed
🏠Property Tax Reminder
Residents who wish to pay their property tax bills before the end of the year must submit payment by 12:00 PM on December 31.
📚Abington Library Holiday Hours
December 23: 10AM - 5PM
December 24 and December 25: Closed
December 31: 10AM - 1PM
January 1: Closed
Thank you, and we wish everyone a safe and happy holiday season!
Please note the following changes to Town Hall hours during the holiday season:
December 24, 25, and 26: Closed
December 31: 8:30AM - 12:00PM
January 1 and 2: Closed
🏠Property Tax Reminder
Residents who wish to pay their property tax bills before the end of the year must submit payment by 12:00 PM on December 31.
📚Abington Library Holiday Hours
December 23: 10AM - 5PM
December 24 and December 25: Closed
December 31: 10AM - 1PM
January 1: Closed
Thank you, and we wish everyone a safe and happy holiday season!
Did you know the Planning Board helps bring grant funding to Abington for projects like:
⚡ Installing EV chargers at Town Hall
🌉 Upgrading the Island Grove Bridge
🚶 Improving pedestrian safety in North Abington
🌿 Creating gardens in parks for fresh produce access
Discover how they turn big ideas into real improvements: 🔗 https://www.abingtonma.gov/article/2528651
⚡ Installing EV chargers at Town Hall
🌉 Upgrading the Island Grove Bridge
🚶 Improving pedestrian safety in North Abington
🌿 Creating gardens in parks for fresh produce access
Discover how they turn big ideas into real improvements: 🔗 https://www.abingtonma.gov/article/2528651
The Business Builds Capital Grant Program (Business Builds) is a competitive funding initiative created by the Mass Leads Act to support for-profit business expansion and private investment in Massachusetts. Eligible applicants include Abington businesses undertaking qualified capital investments in Massachusetts facilities. Learn more! https://www.mass.gov/info-details/business-builds-capital-grant-program
Our Accounting Department makes sure your tax dollars are tracked, reviewed, and reported with transparency.
💰 Every invoice. Every dollar. Every month.
✅ Full compliance with state and federal regulations.
📊 Monthly financial reports available online
Discover how they safeguard our town's resources.
🔗 https://www.abingtonma.gov/article/2528559
💰 Every invoice. Every dollar. Every month.
✅ Full compliance with state and federal regulations.
📊 Monthly financial reports available online
Discover how they safeguard our town's resources.
🔗 https://www.abingtonma.gov/article/2528559
South Shore Habitat for Humanity is calling for our community to come together! Residents can volunteer, donate, or sponsor this single-family home project on Plymouth Street.
🚧 Reminder: Virtual Design Public Hearing This Thursday! 🚧
MassDOT will host a virtual meeting on Thursday, December 11, 2025, from 6:30–7:30 PM to discuss proposed intersection improvements at Route 18 (Bedford Street) and Route 123 (Brockton Avenue) in Abington.
💻 Join online: mass.gov/orgs/highway-division/events
Learn about planned upgrades including:
✅ Traffic signal improvements
✅ New sidewalks and ADA-compliant ramps
✅ Enhanced crosswalks and 5-foot bike lanes
MassDOT will host a virtual meeting on Thursday, December 11, 2025, from 6:30–7:30 PM to discuss proposed intersection improvements at Route 18 (Bedford Street) and Route 123 (Brockton Avenue) in Abington.
💻 Join online: mass.gov/orgs/highway-division/events
Learn about planned upgrades including:
✅ Traffic signal improvements
✅ New sidewalks and ADA-compliant ramps
✅ Enhanced crosswalks and 5-foot bike lanes
“The library is the foundation of the town. It connects the community and creates a love of reading and lifelong learning.” – An Abington Resident (APL Strategic Plan)
Learn more in Abington Public Library's Department Spotlight about how incredible a resource our public Library is to residents.
