- City of Pittsfield, Massachusetts | Official Website
Official government website for the City of Pittsfield, Massachusetts Connect with your local government, receive news and updates, learn about city services, and more! 70 Allen St , Pittsfield, MA 01201 413 449 5600
- Planning Your Visit? - Pittsfield, Massachusetts
Take a self-guided tour of Pittsfield’s historic downtown buildings, as well as the Pittsfield sites on the African-American Heritage Trail, including the home of 19 th century civil rights leader Reverend Samuel Harrison
- Pittsfield History
With the cleanup of the Housatonic River, the reconstruction of prime industrial property at the heart of the City, and an energized arts and entertainment scene in the downtown, Pittsfield establishes itself as a cultural center for the region with the prospect of renewed economic vitality
- Pittsfield Attractions
Historic buildings, Civil War Memorial, Holocaust Memorial, Vietnam Memorial, numerous commemorative painted murals, Historic Walking Tour, maps and other tourist brochures available at the Pittsfield Visitors Center, 121 South Street, 413-395-0105
- Department of Public Services - Pittsfield, Massachusetts
The Department of Public Services is responsible for the maintenance and repair of public infrastructure in the City and provides essential services to the 42,000+ citizens of the City of Pittsfield The Department, comprised of six divisions, operates on a 24 hour basis with pagers and emergency based night staffing
- City Clerk | City of Pittsfield, Massachusetts
pittsfield city clerk's office Perhaps more than any other public official, the City Clerk symbolizes the stability and continuity of local government The official duties and responsibilities of the City Clerk are established by Massachusetts General Laws and the Code of the City of Pittsfield
- Phone Directory | City of Pittsfield, Massachusetts
City of Pittsfield phone directory with links to individual city department pages
- American Rescue Plan Act (ARPA) - Pittsfield, Massachusetts
The City of Pittsfield has received $40 6 million in federal funding through the American Rescue Plan Act (ARPA) This funding is being used to: Respond to the COVID-19 public health emergency
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