Town Hall Closes July 3–4; Beach Stickers Must Be Purchased Before Holiday Weekend
Yarmouth residents face a tight window to purchase beach stickers before Town Hall closes for the July 4 holiday. The town posted notice Monday that offices will be shut Friday, July 3, and will not open for special sticker sales on Saturday, July 4 — leaving this week as the last chanc…
DATELINE: YARMOUTH
With the Fourth of July holiday approaching, the town is reminding residents that normal channels for purchasing resident beach stickers will be unavailable on both July 3 and July 4 — a heads-up worth planning around before the long weekend.
TOWN HALL
Town Hall offices will be closed Friday, July 3, and will not offer any special beach sticker sales hours on Saturday, July 4. Residents who still need a 2026 beach sticker should plan to stop by before the holiday closure or check the town website for any alternative options. The notice was posted Monday afternoon at yarmouth.ma.us.
The Select Board also released its latest spotlight summary covering the June 26 meeting. The full rundown of board news and updates is available at the town's News Flash page (https://www.yarmouth.ma.us/CivicAlerts.aspx?aid=1756).
Also still active on the town's homepage: the June 25 drought status update noting that the Massachusetts Drought Management Taskforce has declared a Level 2 — Significant Drought — for Cape Cod. Residents should continue to follow any water-use guidance from the town as summer heat settles in.
COMING UP
- Tuesday, July 1 — Planning Board meeting. - Wednesday, July 2 — Conservation Commission meeting. - Monday, July 6 — Board of Health meeting.
Note: Town Hall is closed Friday, July 3, for Independence Day.
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