The 13th Middlesex District
What's in the district?
Five vibrant Metro West communities:
Learn more about Sudbury, Wayland, Marlborough, Concord, and Lincoln - the towns and cities that make up our district.
Sudbury
A Charming Town with Beautiful Open Spaces
A growing town of almost 19,000 residents, Sudbury has a deep history that dates back prior to colonization. Nipmuc Native Americans were indigenous to the land when the Town of Sudbury was incorporated in 1639. The town's residents participated in King Phillip's War and in the Revolutionary War. Today, Sudbury balances rural beauty with a growing suburban population.
Points of interest in the town include:
- The Wayside Inn, the oldest operating Inn in America
- Great Meadows National Wildlife Refuge
- Assabet River National Wildlife Refuge
- A historic town center with buildings that predate independence
Town Manager
Andrew J. Sheehan, Town Manager
Address:
278 Old Sudbury Road
Sudbury, MA 01776
Phone: (978)-639-3381
Email: townmanager@sudbury.ma.us
Wayland
A Family-Friendly Middlesex Community
Considered one of the best suburban communities to raise a family in the country, Wayland has approximately 14,000 residents. The town houses many urban professionals due to its idyllic landscape and proximity to Boston. Wayland boasts easily accessible entertainment, plentiful public lands, and one of the finest school systems in the state.
Points of interest in the town include:
- Lake Cochituate
- Great Meadows National Wildlife Refuge
- Wayland Town Beach
- Mainstone Farm
Precincts 1 and 4 are in the 13th Middlesex District. Precincts 2 and 3 are represented by Rep. David Linsky.
Town Manager
Michael McCall, Town Manager
Address:
41 Cochituate Road
Wayland, MA 01778
Phone: (508)-358-7781
Marlborough
A Commercial Hub of Middlesex County
The city of Marlborough boasts a population of nearly 42,000 residents and is home to numerous businesses, stores, and restaurants. Once a prosperous industrial town in the 19th century, it has now transitioned to high-tech industry with significant presence from companies such as Boston Scientific and Raytheon.
Points of interest in the city include:
- Assabet River Rail Trail
- Solomon Pond Mall
- Callahan State Park
- Marlborough Center Historic District
Ward 1 Precincts 1 and 2, Ward 2 Precinct 2A, and Ward 7 Precinct 2A are in the 13th Middlesex District. The rest of the city is represented by Rep. Danielle Gregoire.
Mayor's Office
J. Christian Dumais, Mayor
Address:
140 Main Street
Marlborough, MA 01752
Phone: (508)-460-3770
Concord
The Historic Community that Helped Spark the Revolution
Concord, a community of nearly 20,000 strong, is perhaps the most historic town in all of the Commonwealth. The first battle of the American Revolution started on its colonial roads. Today the battle that bares its name is commemorated by Minute Man National Historical Park. Additionally, Concord is a community of historic residences, preserved open spaces, family-owned farms, and two thriving commercial centers.
Points of interest in the town include:
- Minute Man National Park
- Old North Bridge
- Walden Pond
- Home of Louisa May Alcott
- Concord Museum
Precincts 3 and 4 are in the 13th Middlesex District. Precincts 1, 2 and 5 are represented by Rep. Simon Cataldo.
Town Manager
Kerry Lafluer, Town Manager
Address:
22 Monumental Square
Concord, MA 01742
Phone: (978)-318-3000
Email: klafleur@concordma.gov
Lincoln
A Beautiful Rural Town With Easy Access to Boston
The town of Lincoln is home to a population of 7,000 residents, including those on Hanscom Air Force Base who live within town limits. Lincoln began as a farming community and now hosts many beautiful farms, parks, and neighborhoods.
Points of interest in the town include:
- DeCordava Muesam and Sculpture Park
- Drumlin Farm
- Mount Misery
- Lincoln Center Historic District
Precinct 1 is in the 13th Middlesex District. Precinct 2 is represented by Rep. Alice Peisch.
Town Administrator
Timothy S. Higgins, Administrator
Address:
16 Lincoln Road
Lincoln MA 01773
Phone: (781)-259-2600
Email: higginst@lincolntown.org
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