Walpole Health Department

Please see attached notice from the Walpole Water Department regarding new water restrictions.

NO TRASH & RECYCLING COLLECTION MONDAY, MAY 25, 2026, DUE TO MEMORIAL DAY HOLIDAY.

Due to the upcoming Memorial Day holiday observed Monday, May 25, 2026, there will be no trash/recycling collection Monday, May 25, 2026, and therefore trash and recycling collection will be delayed one day NEXT week.

Monday's route will be picked up Tuesday
Tuesday's route will be picked up Wednesday
Wednesday's route will be picked up Thursday
Thursday's route will be picked up Friday
Friday's route will be picked up Saturday

Do you live or work in Walpole???

Help the Walpole Health Department by completing our Community Health Assessment.

Click here: https://bit.ly/nc8survey

Support Norwood Hospital
The Town is sharing information regarding a petition in support of legislation related to Norwood Hospital (Bill H.5192).
If you are interested in learning more or showing your support, please scan the QR in the flyer or visit the link.
https://www.change.org/p/reopen-our-regional-hospital-known-as-norwood-hospital

Help the Walpole Prevention Coalition by completing their Parent Survey. Deadline to complete is tomorrow 5/8. We appreciate your help!

Attention Walpole Parents and Guardians!

We want to learn more about parents' beliefs and perception about youth substance use, and we would love to have your participation!

This survey is completely anonymous and should take only 10-15 minutes to complete. This information helps us develop new initiatives and activities for the community to reduce youth substance use.

Thank you in advance for your support!

Help the Walpole Walpole Prevention Coalition by completing the survey. Deadline to complete is tomorrow! We appreciate your help!

Walpole Parent/Caregiver Survey (Spring 2026) Walpole Parent/Caregiver Survey (Spring 2026).

Walpole Fix it Clinic which took place at the Walpole Walpole Public Library on 5/5/26. Thanks to all of those who came out to help and also to those who took advantage of the event by bringing in broken items to be fixed! 😀

The Walpole Health Department is grateful to all of those Fixperts who came out to help support our 2nd Fix it Clinic! Many Walpole residents took advantage of this event, and many broken items (lamps, irons, jewelry, panini presses, stuff animals, clocks etc.) were fixed! Keep your eyes open for advertisement for upcoming Fix it Clinics. We will plan to do one next year, however if we have enough volunteers, we may be able to host another event this fall.

The Walpole Health Department hosted another successful Household Hazardous Waste Day which could not have been done without our AMAZING volunteers! We want to send a big THANK YOU to all who helped out this past weekend at our Household Hazardous Waste Day (HHWD). We had a little under 200 cars come through the event which is awesome. The Walpole Health Department is extremely grateful for our volunteers, and we know that we would not be able to hold events like our HHWD or flu clinics without volunteers signing up to help out.

We look forward to seeing everyone at our next HHWD scheduled for May 1, 2027!

Reminder-WALPOLE FIX IT CLINIC tomorrow May 5th 4pm-7pm

This will be the second Fix it Clinic the Waste Reduction Committee is running. For those of you unfamiliar with the ‘Fix it Clinic’ concept, the event is held to fix items you may have which are broken (lamps, electronics, etc.), in hopes to eliminate the number of items going into the waste stream and also deter individuals from purchasing new items.

Please feel free to share the attached flyer. You will see on the flyer that there is a signup link https://docs.google.com/forms/d/e/1FAIpQLSdN40_ovF5Y_WcWSxkQSPkBQZxyZiINXdUfjR1t60gPTKwafA/viewform?usp=header & QR code for those interested in bringing items to this event to be fixed. It is not required for individuals to signup; however, it gives those running the event a better idea of what to expect for volume.