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Mayor David Narkewicz's FY2013 Fiscal Trends and Budget Projections presentation
Presented at City Council on March 1, 2012, for questions please contact the Mayor's Office



The current Fiscal Year 2012 budget is available online, using the navigation bar to the left.


Mayor David Narkewicz
210 Main Street, Room 12
Northampton, MA 01060

Mayor's Office Hours
Monday - Friday, 8:30 a.m. - 4:30 p.m.

Phone:
413.587.1249

Fax:
413.587.1275

Email:
mayor@northamptonma.gov

Mayor Narkewicz's 2012 Inaugural Address

Mayor's Office Mission

The Mayor is the city's highest ranking official who performs administrative, political and ceremonial municipal functions.The Mayor also serves Ex-Officio as the Chair of the School Committee, a Trustee at the Smith Vocational and Agricultural High School and on the Board of Trustees for the Academy of Music Theatre, Look Memorial Park and Child's Park.

The Mayor is the City's Chief Executive Officer and is responsible for the administration of all city departments. Specifically, the Mayor and his staff are responsible for the enforcement of all city laws and ordinances, the implementation of economic development and community development initiatives, the appointment of some department heads and members of many boards and commissions and the submittal of a balanced budget to the City Council.

The Mayor's office also serves as an organizing vehicle for community groups and agencies of all types and is city government's most visible center for constituent services and problem solving. The Mayor also represents the interests of the city to other levels of government. The Mayor participates in a number of regional, statewide and national municipal and educational policy boards, such as the Mass. Mayor's Association, the Economic Development Council of Western Mass., and the Mass. Municipal Association. The Mayor's Community and Economic Development Director and the Finance Director also participate in regional and local professional organizations geared toward finance issues, economic development, and other effective tools for enhancing local government and the community.

Capital Improvements Committee

Mayoral Entertainment Licenses

A license is required in order for a business to offer public entertainment such as dancing, music, games, sports, fairs, expositions, animal shows, plays, and the like. If the event takes place on a Sunday you must apply in our office for a license issued by the State and co-signed by the Mayor, as well as for the City issued license. Events on weekdays and Saturdays fall under the Weekday Entertainment License application, link at the very bottom of this page.

FEES:
Commonwealth Sunday--$5 per Sunday
City Sunday--$25 per Sunday
Commonwealth Sunday annual--$100
City Sunday annual--$100
City weekday--$10 per day
City weekday annual--$100

A business with a liquor license wishing to offer entertainment must apply to the License Commission:
http://www.northamptonma.gov/license/Weekday_Entertainment_Licenses/

Mayor's Weekday Entertainment License