Community Services

Are you a new Nobscot resident wondering where to vote? Who represents your neighborhood in on the city council? Where your kids may go to school, and what your local houses of worship are? And is there any public transportation? What day is my trash picked up? The answers are here.

Library

The new Christa McAuliffe branch of the Framingham Public Library opened in 2016 at 746 Water Street in Nobscot village.

Voting Locations

Nobscot's polling places are listed here on the city web site.

You can determine your voting location based on your address here on the state web site.

City Councilors

Framingham's City Council members and their contact information are listed on the city web site. Members representing the Nobscot area are from districts 1, 2, and 3 and the two at-large seats.

Note: Districts in some cases overlap different sections of Framingham, so not all members in the aforementioned districts are Nobscot area residents.

Transportation

The Metro West Regional Transit Authority has hourly bus service from Nobscot Village from early morning to early evening to numerous destinations around Framingham and Natick, including the shopping malls, Saxonville, and downtown Framingham. There are also routes to and from other Metrowest communities and the Woodland Green Line stop in Newton.