Randolph/Holbrook Water Board

Randolph/Holbrook Water Board Municipal Water Report Info

Randolph forms a vibrant community of approximately 32,000 residents located just south of Boston. The town combines small New England charm with the dynamic character of a diverse population and excellent transportation access. Randolph celebrates its unique diversity, inclusivity, and progressive spirit. Despite varied backgrounds and perspectives, residents identify as ONE RANDOLPH, embodying the essence of a modern 21st-century community.

Town government prioritizes resident satisfaction through high-quality services at all levels. Officials work to remain adaptable, continually adjusting to meet public needs. Technological advancement serves as a constant goal, bringing local government services to residents when and where they prefer to engage.

Randolph has invested millions over the past seven years to enhance livability on the South Shore. Current projects include a state-of-the-art $14 million intergenerational community center and a $2.5 million downtown library renovation. The town developed Powers Farm, a remarkable 14-acre community park featuring kayaking, paddling, picnic facilities, playgrounds, and diverse walking trails. Recent improvements include renovated sports fields, community track, and five new playgrounds constructed in the last six years. Significant investments in public safety and education have yielded notable improvements in both areas.

The town's strategic location and transportation infrastructure create abundant business and commuter opportunities. The MBTA Commuter Rail operates from South Randolph on the Middleboro line with direct connections to South Station. MBTA bus services provide direct access to Quincy Center and Ashmont stations on the Red Line. Situated at the intersection of Routes 93, 128, and 24, Randolph offers convenient access north, southeast, and around Boston's 128 beltway, with Boston typically just twenty minutes away.