Departments

Resource Directory

Department Directory

Assessors

City Manager

The Office of the City Manager is the Executive Department for the City of Lowell responsible for the long term financial planning as well as the day-to-day activities of every department in the city.

City Clerk

Link To the City Clerk's page

Career Center

The mission of the Career Center is to work closely with the business community to identify and meet their employment needs and to provide job seekers with a wide range of job search and training services.

Cultural Affairs & Special Events

The Cultural Affairs & Special Events Office (CASE) works in partnership with the Cultural Organization of Lowell (COOL) to promote and execute over a dozen city wide festivals and celebrations.

Development Services

The Division of Development Services exists to provide a one-stop center for land-use, permitting and code enforcement activities in the City.

Education

Find information and links for Education within the city of Lowell.

Economic Development

Lowell's Economic Development Office offers a host of incentives and assistance to companies and commercial developers including site selection, workforce development, small business loan programs, traditional and non-traditional finance programs and other areas of technical assistance.

Election & Census

The City of Lowell's Election and Census Commission manages and conducts all aspects of the voting process for municipal, state, and federal elections within the City of Lowell.

Finance

Locate resources such as the Assessor, Human Relations, Purchasing and the City Auditor.

Health & Human Services

Learn more about the Health Department, Library, Senior Center, Veteran's Services, and Recreation department in Lowell.

Human Relations

The Human Relations Office oversees and coordinates all employee related issues for the City of Lowell, including employment opportunities and benefits.

Legal

Find information and Links for the Law and Elections & Census Departments

Library

Lowell's public library was founded on May 20, 1844 by an enactment of the Lowell City Council. At the time, the idea of “free” public libraries supported by solely by municipalities was a relatively new one, but the leaders of Lowell clearly believed in the idea of investing in the betterment of its citizens.

Parking & Garages

The Parking Department focuses on providing customers of the City of Lowell a clean, safe, user friendly parking environment with an emphasis on the quality of facilities and professional services.

Planning & Development

The Department of Planning and Development staff considers it an honor to serve the City of Lowell, a city with a great American past and a bright future.

Public Safety

The Police and Fire Departments provide many services to keep the residents of Lowell safe.

Public Works

Find information on the Public Works Department.