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Submit a Drawing for the Newsletter!
Submit a Drawing for the Newsletter!Kids are invited to submit a drawing that celebrates Merrimac’s 150th Anniversary! One drawing will be selected to appear in the first edition of our upcoming newsletter, Watts New!Drawing PromptSubmit a drawing that celebrates...
USPS Postal Charge Notice
Beginning January 1, 2027, Merrimac Municipal Light Department will begin charging customers the current U.S. Postal Service mailing rate (currently $0.78) for each mailed paper electric bill. Customers who prefer not to pay this mailing charge are encouraged to...
Name Our Newsletter!
Help us name our upcoming newsletter! The newsletter will include local stories, updates from our department, safety information, and other handy resources.
Thank You, Norman DeNault
On May 8th, we gathered at the Merrimac Light garage for a cookout to celebrate Norman DeNault's retirement from the Board of Light Commssioners. We extend our sincere gratitude to Norm for his dedication and commitment to the town of Merrimac for over 29 years as...
Ripple is Coming to Merrimac!
Ripple Fiber is currently building a 100% fiber-optic network for over 3,000 households in Merrimac, Massachusetts, in partnership with MMLD.
Request For Proposals for 10 West Main Street
Pursuant to G.L. c. 30B, § 16, the Merrimac Municipal Light Department (“MMLD”) seeks sealed proposals for the purchase and sale of real property located at 10 West Main Street, Merrimac, MA (“Property”).
Customer Satisfaction Survey
Merrimac Light wants to hear from you! Take our Customer Satisfaction Survey to let us know how we’re doing, and help us win gold!
Vegetation Management 2026
Merrimac Light maintains the trees and other vegetation growing near our electric utility wires. Maintaining trees and vegetation is important because it reduces the chances for power outages during storms and high winds, in addition to general safety reasons.
Sale of 10 W. Main Street
Thank you to the Merrimac community for supporting Article 23! We will begin the process of finding a suitable future owner for 10 W Main Street. Follow us on Facebook or check back here for details on the sale and renovations at 20 Federal Way.
Value, Benefits Delivered to Energy New England’s Public Power Utility Owners
Public Power NowIn the latest episode of Public Power Now, John Tzimorangas, President and CEO of Energy New England, details how Energy New England delivers value and benefits to its public power utility owners. He also discusses FirstLight’s announcement in January...
Massachusetts has the highest electricity bills in the continental US. But some ratepayers pay noticeably less.
By Sabrina Shankman | The Boston GlobeChristine Moreau and Andrew Feland live just 10 miles from each other, but their household utility bills are worlds apart. Moreau lives in Worcester and gets her electricity from two for-profit companies, a third-party energy...
Merrimac’s 150th Birthday Celebration
Merrimac’s 150th Birthday Celebration!Join us for a birthday bash to celebrateMerrimac’s 150th Anniversary!APRIL 11TH, 2026 • 6PM - 8PM • TOWN HALL • RAIN OR SHINE Birthday Cake • Cupcakes • Popcorn & Drinks • Facepainting •Make Your Own Time Capsule • Historical...