State Declares Level 2 Drought, Limits Sharon Watering To Handheld Hoses

Friday, July 3 — The Sharon Public Library will close at 2 p.m. today in observance of Independence Day Eve and will remain closed all day Saturday, July 4. Patrons should plan accordingly for any holds, returns, or visits before the holiday weekend.

Friday, July 3 (ongoing) — State officials have declared most of Massachusetts, including Sharon, to be under a Level 2 significant drought. The Executive Office of Energy and Environmental Affairs is requiring residents to restrict all outdoor water use to handheld hoses only until conditions improve.

Friday, July 3 — The town's July edition of Sharon Matters, the official municipal newsletter, is now available. Residents can find it on the Town of Sharon website at townofsharon.net.

Saturday, July 4 — Town offices and the Sharon Public Library will be closed in observance of Independence Day. Sharon Patch is rounding up July 4 fireworks and celebration options across Massachusetts in "The Ultimate Guide To July 4 Fireworks Celebrations In Massachusetts In 2026," per Sharon Patch. https://patch.com/massachusetts/sharon

Monday, July 6 — The Sharon Housing Authority will hold a public hearing on its Annual Plan for Fiscal Year 2027. The Economic Development Committee will also meet that evening. Separately, the School Committee Negotiations Subcommittee will convene in executive session.

Tuesday, July 7 — The Sharon Standing Building Committee holds its regular meeting.

Tuesday, July 7 (evening) — The Sharon Public Library is hosting "Processing Alzheimer's Caregiving through Poetry," featuring author Wendy Drexler with Dr. Rashmi Kaura, per Sharon Patch. https://patch.com/massachusetts/sharon

Thursday, July 9 — The Planning Board holds its regular meeting.

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