TOWN OF BERLIN
TOWN CLERK
 Municipal Building - 23 Linden Street, Berlin, MA 01503
Hours: Tuesday and Thursday 11 am to 2 pm,
Wednesday 7pm to 9pm
Phone Number 978-838-2931, E-Mail Address: TownClerk@townofberlin.com		 PUBLIC RECORDS
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2008 Hunting, Sporting and
Fishing
Licenses
available at the Town Clerk's Office during normal hours.  Costs have not changed.

Dog Licenses are due now!
Need a current rabies certificate on file
Either mail, use the town fax # 978-838-0014,
or email: townclerk@townofberlin.com
Fees are: Male/Female are $11.00 and NM/SF are $7:00 each.
Fines start June 1st $5.00 and July 1st $25.00.
Licenses can be purchased in person during regular hours which are
Tuesday and Thursday 11 AM - 2 PM, and Wednesday evenings 7 - 9 PM
or by mail with the check made out to "Town of Berlin", 23 Linden St.,
#8, Berlin MA 01503 along with a stamped self-addressed envelope.

Central Massachusetts Mosquito Control Project
Contact Town Clerk at 978/838-2931 if you do not want your property sprayed. Leave phone # or e-mail address. "Click" Town Clerk for further information

Central Massachusetts Mosquito Control Project personnel will be Spraying on:

July 21, 28 and August 4, 11, 18, 25

The above dates are very tentative, and are subject to change due to weather conditions, mosquito populations and mosquito virus activity. This program will shut down when cool night time temperature becomes predominant in this area. A notice about our spray schedule is posted on the CMMCP phone system after 3:30 pm each day, and it is also listed on our web site: http://www.cmmcp.org

Complaints about mosquitoes may be registered by calling the CMMCP office at 508/393-3055 between 7:00 am to 3:30 pm, Monday through Friday.

The results of an investigation may warrant the use of a mosquito insecticide to define site-specific areas of the town. Such an application may be accomplished by using hand or truck mounted equipment, depending on the extent of the application.

Per 333CMR13.04: "No intentional application of pesticides shall be made to private property which has been designated for exclusion from such application by a person living on or legally in control of said property." Notices were sent to all City and Town Clerks in February to alert them of the pesticide exclusion process; CMMCP will continue to accept exemptions during the spray season. Residents should contact the Town Clerk for more information on the exclusion process, or may contact the CMMCP office during business hours or apply for an exclusion through our website.

Sincerely,
Timothy D. Deschamps
Executive Director