Marlborough residents are required to have a current town sticker in order to have access to Blish Park or to use the town’s Transfer Station. Stickers may be obtained at no cost for vehicles registered in Marlborough. To obtain a sticker, please visit the Park & Rec office at 17 School Drive or complete an application form (available on the Town website) and return it to the Park & Rec office or the dropbox outside of Town Hall, with a self-addressed, stamped envelope. Upon verification of the vehicle’s registration, your sticker will be mailed back to you.
Please call the Park & Rec Office (860-295-6203) or the Transfer Station (860-295-6218) with any questions. All stickers must be adhered to the lower left corner of the car’s windshield to be accepted; loose stickers are not valid.

Any vehicle parked at any Blish Park lot without a valid sticker is subject to ticketing, regardless of residency.

Temporary parking passes for Blish Park are available to active participants of the triathlon series obtainable from the Parks and Recreation or Town Clerk's Office, and must be applied for in person.

Parking passes are not for sale and are not available to non-residents.

A simple and easy guide of What's IN and What's OUT click here

To contact Public Works Foremen or Tree Warden,
Call 860-295-6229 or fax 860-295-6230
and they will be happy to assist you.

John Jones, Public Works Tree Warden
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Tony Gallicchio, Public Works Supervisor
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To Contact: 
Darlene Crowley, Administrative Assistant
860-295-6216 or Fax 860-295-6217
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Office is located at 200 West Road

Transfer Station: 860-295-6218

Hours of Operation for Transfer Station:
Tuesdays 3:00 p.m. to 7:00 p.m.
Saturdays 8:00 a.m. to 4:00 p.m.

If a mailbox becomes damaged in the process of snow removal operations, it is the homeowner's responsibility to repair or replace the box, UNLESS a Town vehicle physically strikes the box.  Most mailboxes are damaged from the weight of snow.  Even at slow speeds, the snow from a plow can damage your mail box.  Therefore, the Town will not be responsible for these damages.  If you believe a truck is directly responsible for any mailbox damage, call the department of Public Works at 295-6229. 

No parking shall be permitted on any highway or town road between the hours of 12 midnight and 6:00 a.m. commencing November 1st of each year and ending April 1st of each following year. Any person violating this ordinance shall be subject to a fine of seventy-five ($75) dollars for each violation.