The Town of Clarksburg
Effective July 29, 2020 the Clarksburg Town Hall and Senior Center are closed to the public until further notice. The Clarksburg Public Library is open for curbside only. These measures are taken out of precaution for the employees, staff, and the Clarksburg community.
We will get through this together.
If you are entering town buildings you are required to wear a face covering to help deter the spread of covid-19 per order Clarksburg Board of Health.
Do you wonder who there is to talk to about COVID-19? Want answers to your questions? Please call the Community Outreach Hotline at 413-662-3614 or email: nbcovid@gmail.com
For those impacted by COVID-19 please contact the tax collector at (413) 663-5282 or email us here to set up payment arrangements.
Reminders
The Annual Street Listing 2020 (Town Census) has been mailed out to Residents. If you haven't received one you may download it here.
Clarksburg is a small Town of 1670 Residents nestled on the Vermont Boarder to the North, comprising of 12 sq. miles. Approximately 53% of the land mass of the Town of Clarksburg is owned by the Commonwealth of Massachusetts. Many scenic vistas and rugged terrain surrounds the valley Community, with fertile plateaus divided by the North Branch of the North Branch of the Hoosac River.
Clarksburg was first settled in 1769 by Captain Matthew Ketchum, Nicholas Clark and others.
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