Randolph/Holbrook Water Board Municipal Water Report Info

Randolph is a vibrant community of approximately 32,000 residents situated just south of Boston. This charming locale offers the tranquility of a small New England town while embracing the dynamic diversity of a well-connected neighborhood with excellent transportation access.

The community takes pride in its exceptional diversity, inclusivity, and progressive nature. With residents from various backgrounds bringing different perspectives, they truly embody the ONE RANDOLPH spirit, making it a model 21st century community offering residents a genuinely unique living environment.

The Town government prioritizes resident satisfaction by delivering premium services at every level. They strive for flexibility and constant adaptation to public needs. Enhancing technological integration to better serve residents remains a consistent goal—bringing local government to people when and where they feel most comfortable engaging.

Randolph continuously improves quality of life for its inhabitants. Over the past seven years, millions of dollars have been invested to establish Randolph as one of the South Shore's most livable communities. Current projects include constructing a $14 million state-of-the-art intergenerational community center while simultaneously undertaking a $2.5 million renovation of the downtown public library.

The town has developed an impressive 14-acre community park at Powers Farm featuring kayaking, rowing, a picnic pavilion, playground, and walking trails through diverse landscapes. They've also renovated the community track and sports fields, built five new playgrounds in six years, and made substantial investments in public safety and education, seeing marked improvements in both areas. Randolph has become Massachusetts' best-kept secret.

Its strategic location and transportation network provide abundant business opportunities and commuter access. The MBTA Commuter Rail operates from South Randolph on the Middleboro line, connecting directly to South Station. MBTA bus services offer direct access to Quincy Center and Ashmont stations on the Red Line. Situated at the intersection of Routes 93, 128, and 24, Randolph provides convenient access north, southeast, and around Boston's 128 ring, with Boston just a twenty-minute drive away most days.

Join Randolph's remarkable renaissance—everyone is welcome!