The Town of
Westford

Westford was chartered on June 8, 1763 as a New Hampshire grant by Governor Benning Wentworth. The town, as granted, covered 36 square miles. The first settlers arrived in 1787 but immigration to Westford was very slow, consisting mostly of scattered self-sufficient farms throughout the town. In 1791, the town’s population was only 63. Part of Westford’s beauty is the Browns River as it winds through the Village flowing north. Picturesque landscapes remain throughout the community. Many roads provide historic and contemporary views of farming and rural living. Most of the roads we use today are the original ones laid out by the early townspeople. 

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CURRENT PROJECTS:

WESTFORD FORM-BASED CODE

CCRPC staff have been assisting the Town of Westford with zoning updates and smart growth initiatives.

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PAST PROJECTS:


Municipal Plan Review:

CCRPC February 2, 2016