Randolph Water Department

Randolph Water Department Municipal Water Report Info

Randolph represents a vibrant community of approximately 32,000 residents situated just south of Boston. This locale offers both small-town New England tranquility and the rich diversity of a modern, accessible neighborhood. Randolph celebrates its unique multiculturalism, inclusivity, and progressive spirit – we come from varied backgrounds with different perspectives, yet remain ONE RANDOLPH. We embody the ideal 21st-century community, providing residents with a truly exceptional living environment.

The Town government prioritizes resident satisfaction through excellent service delivery at all levels. We continuously adapt to our citizens' evolving needs. Implementing advanced technology to better serve residents remains a constant goal; we aim to bring local government to people when and where they're most comfortable engaging with us.

Randolph consistently enhances quality of life for its residents. In recent years, we've invested millions to make Randolph one of the South Shore's most livable communities. Current projects include a state-of-the-art $14 million intergenerational community center and a $2.5 million downtown library renovation. We've developed the spectacular 14-acre Powers Farm community park featuring kayaking, canoeing, a picnic pavilion, playground, and walking trails through diverse landscapes. We've rebuilt our community track and sports fields and constructed five new playgrounds in six years. Significant investments in public safety and education have yielded marked improvements in both areas. Randolph has become Massachusetts' best-kept secret.

Randolph's strategic location and transportation network create abundant business opportunities and commuter access. The MBTA Commuter Rail operates from South Randolph on the Middleboro line, connecting directly to South Station. MBTA bus services provide direct access to Quincy Center and Ashmont stations on the Red Line. We're positioned at the junction of Routes 93, 128, and 24, offering access north, southeast, and around Boston's 128 beltway. Boston is typically just twenty minutes away by car. Join us in Randolph's remarkable renaissance – everyone is welcome!