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Chatham Town Office
549 Main Street,
Chatham, MA 02633

PH: 508-945-5100
FAX: 508-945-3550
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Community Development
Contact TypeContact Information
Contact:
Principal Planner / Dept. Head
Office Manager Community Development Dept.
Address:
Community Development
261 George Ryder Road
Chatham, MA 02633
Phone:
(508)-945-5168
Fax:
(508)-945-5163
Hours:
Monday - Thursday 7am - 4pm
Friday - 7am - 12:30 pm
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 Mission Statement
The Chatham Department of Community Development’s mission is to ensure courteous, consistent, dependable and trustworthy public service through quality management oversight of the Department in the effective performance of duties and responsibilities in four primary division areas: inspectional services, planning, zoning and historic preservation in addition to the Department’s support of various Boards and Committees and assigned special Town projects to build, plan and protect our community together.

Customer Service Theme
“Working together to serve you better”

Customer Service Statement
On a daily basis the Chatham Community Development Department strives to provide courteous and responsive quality service to our valued customers by fostering a respectful and welcoming environment resulting in a positive experience for all by:
        ·         Listening to your concerns and providing accurate answers and information by responding in a friendly and thoughtful manner
        ·         Being accountable for all we do, “not shutting the door and pulling down the blinds” recognizing that everyone’s needs are important
        ·         Being the “helping hand” in making the permitting process easier and employing a collaborative approach to finding solutions on complex issues, enabling the successful completion of your projects
        ·         Maintaining a commitment to transparency by responding to requests for information to the full extent of Massachusetts public meeting and records law
        ·         And when we do need to say no, to do so in a manner that is informative and educational, explaining the regulatory basis for such decisions