The Town of Danvers, incorporated in 1752, is located in southwest Essex County, about 20 miles northeast of Boston. Danvers is primarily a residential community, occupying a land area of …

The Danvers IT department is charged with establishing, monitoring and maintaining information technology systems and services for general government and water, sewer, and electric utilities.

Danvers Recreation is committed to enhancing the quality of life for the residents of Danvers and surrounding communities by providing the best quality programs, events and activities possible.

The Danvers Public Schools are making great strides toward fulfilling our vision and mission to be a dynamic community of independent learners dedicated to respect, responsibility, creativity, and the …

Outdoor Water Restrictions - Level 1 On October 7, the Town of Danvers will move to Level 1 – Normal Winter Conditions of our Outdoor Wat... Read on...

Danvers is making utility bill payments easier than ever! With our new online payment system, you can securely pay your water & sewer, and electric bills anytime, from anywhere.This new portal, is …

You may choose to pay for your yard waste sticker (Danvers resident with passenger vehicle - $15 per year) online with electronic check, credit or debit card. Your sticker will then be sent to you in the mail.

The Danvers Police Department has an Internet-based tool that allows the public to send anonymous tips to the police, and for the police to respond, creating a two-way anonymous text or chat thread.

The headquarters of the Danvers Historical Society, the hall was built to house numerous objects relating to the history of Salem Village and Danvers. The building was designed by Lester Couch and …

A webpage providing options to pay taxes online You may pay your real estate, personal property, boat excise, and motor vehicle excise taxes online using the Unipay website. Please note that bills are …