The Lowell Recreation Department Calendar provides a year-round overview of field spaces in the City. Visit the calendar to see programming, check field space availability, and make a reservation.

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.

The Office of the City Clerk is responsible as the administrator to the legislative function of the City and is the official record keeper for the City of Lowell. City Council. The City Council seeks to respond to citizens and community groups seeking information or assistance. City Mayor

Please use this page to explore the many historic districts, places, and sites throughout Lowell and also learn about various architectural styles as well as architects of note who designed some of the city's most prominent buildings.

For comments, questions, or concerns, please contact the City of Lowell Parking Department at 978-674-4014 / 978-970-4198 or visit us at the Parking Office at 75 John St. in Downtown Lowell. Snow Emergency Alerts

Search for available properties in the City of Lowell. Bid Opportunities. Access bids and request for proposals for consultants, service providers, contractors, vendors, and suppliers. Building Permits. Learn about how to apply for building permits. Business Assistance

To view the City of Lowell's Official tax rate recapitulation sheet, please click here. CYCLICAL INSPECTIONS - 2024 Schedule. Inspectors are currently in the South Lowell and Ayer City neighborhoods. As always, inspectors are City of Lowell employees and have identification on them at all times.

The City of Lowell's GIS maintains a large amount of data in "layers" which can be overlaid onto City maps.

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The Locks and Canals Historic District includes all of Lowell’s 5.6 mile canal system, associated dams, locks, gatehouses, millyards, and corporation boardinghouses. The canal system is the largest in the country, perhaps the most historically significant, and was critical to the establishment of the Lowell National Historical Park in 1978.