Public health in Norwell, Massachusetts

Welcome to the Norwell Accounting Department, your trusted partner in local government financial management. Conveniently located at 345 Main Street, Norwell, Massachusetts, our office is dedicated to ensuring transparency, accuracy, and efficiency in the financial operations of our community. As a key component of Norwell's local government, we are committed to managing public funds responsibly and providing comprehensive accounting services to support the town's fiscal health. Our team of experienced professionals is here to assist with budget planning, financial reporting, and audits, ensuring that Norwell continues to thrive. Whether you're a resident seeking information or a business needing assistance, the Norwell Accounting Department is here to serve you with integrity and dedication. Visit us today to learn more about our services and how we contribute to the financial well-being of our community.

Welcome to the Norwell Board of Health, your dedicated local government office committed to safeguarding the health and well-being of our community. Conveniently located at 345 Main Street, Norwell, Massachusetts, we strive to promote public health, prevent disease, and protect the environment for all residents. Our experienced team works diligently to enforce health regulations, conduct inspections, and provide essential services and information to ensure a safe and healthy living environment. We offer a range of services including health permits, food safety inspections, waste management oversight, and emergency preparedness planning.

Welcome to Hewitts Cove, a serene park located on Wompatuck Road in Hingham, Massachusetts. Nestled within the Bouve Conservation Area, our park offers a picturesque half-mile trail that winds along the shoreline and through tranquil woods. Enjoy breathtaking views of the Boston skyline, Grape Island, the historic Hingham Shipyard, the Weymouth Back River, and Weymouth Neck. The trail seamlessly connects with Creedon Memorial Park and the scenic Hewitts Landing Walkway. History enthusiasts will appreciate the historic marker situated between the parking area and the trailhead, one of many markers scattered throughout the Hingham Shipyard. This area was once a bustling shipyard during World War II, where a remarkable mass production system led to the creation of 227 warships, including the innovative Destroyer Escort ships. Interpretive signs along the Hingham Shipyard Waterfront Walkway provide detailed insights into this fascinating chapter of history.