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1. Where can I find a copy of the Charter ?

The Charter is available on the Watertown Website or you can visit the Town Clerk's Office at Town Hall, 149 Main Street to acquire a copy. More...

2. Who Can Participate in the Charter Review ?

Every Watertown resident is encouraged to participate by:

- attending and speaking at the Commission meetings
- watching the meetings on cable television and submitting written comments
- discussing the Charter Review with friends and neighbors
- inviting a Commission member to their social or civic group to discuss the review process
- involving young people by discussing the Charter Review in class and inviting a Commission member to speak

3. How Do I Keep Current with the Review Process ?

Information with be updated periodically as to meeting dates, agendas, minutes, pertinent documents, etc on the town's website.

Additionally, most of these items will be posted on the bulletin board in front of the Town Clerk's Office, in the basement of the Town Hall, 149 Main Street.

You can e-mail questions and comments to all Commission members at crc@watertown-ma.gov . If you do not have e-mail, you can call the Council Clerk at 617-972-6470 with any questions or comments for the Commission members. More...

4. Why Should I Participate in the Charter Review ?

The Charter Review provides all residents an opportunity to learn how their town government operates and how decisions are made that affect the quality of our services, our schools and the strength of our community. Learn about your local government and invest in Watertown's future by participating in the Charter Review.