Southborough Department of Public Works

06/12/2026

Roadside mowing beginning this week.
Please be patient when driving thru WORK ZONES and at safe speeds, our safety depends on it.

06/08/2026

DPW crew responded to a large tree down and blocking Granuale Rd tonight. Clean up was done safely and road was reopened.

06/05/2026

A fire hydrant was hit on Richards Road Thursday afternoon. The hydrant broke at the water line below ground.
Water was shut off to the hydrant. The DPW will replace the hydrant at a later date .

06/04/2026

Highway crew out paving/road repair on Framingham Road today.

05/30/2026

More tree calls from PD on Sears Road.

05/30/2026

DPW responding to multiple tree calls from police during wind and rain event today.

05/30/2026

Water main break at 830pm Wednesday night. A 12inch water main needed to be repaired on Southville Rd.
3 valves failed and began leaking while trying to shut off the water, so a contractor replaced the valves while the Water Department and other DPW employees worked through the night to make repairs.
Water service was restored at 10am .

05/27/2026

The Town of Southborough Department of Public Works is pleased to announce that the Town has been awarded approximately $3.89 million in construction funding through the Massachusetts Department of Transportation (MassDOT) Community Culvert Grant Program for the Willow Street Culvert Replacement Project. The award was announced as part of MassDOT’s inaugural Fully Integrated Application (FIA) grant program.

The Willow Street project will replace two failing culverts located near Route 9 and Route 30 that have experienced repeated flooding, roadway overtopping, and embankment failures during significant storm events. The roadway has been forced to close on multiple occasions due to flooding conditions, impacting residents, businesses, school transportation, and emergency response access in the area. The project will improve roadway resiliency, public safety, drainage capacity, and stream continuity while reducing the risk of future roadway washouts and closures. The replacement structures are designed to meet modern hydraulic and environmental standards and will improve the ecological connectivity of the stream corridor. As part of the project, the Town previously secured Town Meeting support for funding associated with the Willow Street culvert improvements and associated easements needed for construction.

The DPW would like to thank MassDOT, the Select Board, Town Meeting, the Town’s consultants, and residents for their support throughout the development of this important infrastructure project.
Additional project updates and anticipated construction schedules will be provided as the project advances toward construction.

05/25/2026

Memorial Day 2026

Southborough Police Department

Southborough Fire Department

Gulbankian Farms Garden Center and Florist Shop

05/25/2026