Survey

The city of Pittsfield is still looking for your input as to what it should do with its share of the American Rescue Plan Act, or ARPA, money that the city has received. Residents in Pittsfield have until 4 pm on Wednesday to fill out a citywide survey that will let city officials know how they should spend the more than $40 million in federal coronavirus relief money.  To take the survey before t

As the start of the 2021-2022 NFL season quickly approaches, a new survey shows that Pats fans...well, like their brews and booze...a lot.

In preparation for the coming winter season, the City of Pittsfield has established a new winter hotline that will provide up-to-date information on impending snow events and impacts to parking in the city. “As we know that winter weather can create a variety of precarious scenarios that affect community life, we wanted residents to have access to information that will allow them to plan according

As the deadline to submit a plan for the upcoming school year looms, PPS are asking for parents help.

The Nonprofit Center of the Berkshires, in collaboration with The Women’s Fund of Western Massachusetts, has released the results of its flash survey on pressing nonprofit needs.

Second input meeting on Feb. 24, survey still open.

The City of Pittsfield wants to know more about your parking experience in the city. A public survey will be available now through Jan. 28th.

Do you live in Pittsfield and have pressing thoughts about snow removal? Let the city know.

You are invited to participate in a survey on the attitudes of Berkshire County residents as well as their opinions on employment in the Berkshires.

One of the best public high schools in Massachusetts is right here in the Berkshires.