St Peters Cemetery

Provincetown Water Department is a part of Provincetown Public Works Department. Based in Provincetown, Mass., the water department is governed by the Provincetown Water and Sewer Board. It supplies drinking water to the town of Provincetown and several areas within the town of Truro. Provincetown Water Department uses sodium hypochlorite as its primary disinfectant. It adds potassium hydroxide to its water to reduce lead and copper concentration. The department maintains department of environmental protection (DEP) approved cross-connection program, whereby all industrial, commercial and institutional premises are surveyed for cross-connections and installs appropriate cross-connection control devices. In addition, Provincetown Water Department operates the Source Water Assessment and Protection (SWAP) program assesses the susceptibility of public water supplies to potential contamination by microbiological pathogens and chemicals.

The Provincetown Council on Aging (COA), established in 1972, serves as a vital resource and activity center dedicated to older adults and their families. Its mission revolves around promoting well-being, fostering independence, and advocating for the needs and interests of older residents within the community. The COA offers a variety of supportive programs, coordinates community services, and provides a welcoming space for connection and engagement. With a committed team, it aims to enhance the quality of life for seniors in Provincetown through diverse programming and outreach initiatives. Generated from the website