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• 1. (304) 775-4488
• 2. (310) 328-3456
• 3. (360) 457-4451
• 4. (508) 645-8965
• 5. (510) 790-6800
• 6. (518) 298-5200
• 7. (877) 696-3876
• 8. (901) 597-1400
• 9. (978) 352-2811
• 10. (978) 538-5900
• 11. +1 (978) 535-2200
• 12. 601-477-9252
• 13. 620-983-2321
• 14. 909-820-2550
• 15. 9454404356
• 16. 978-531-0822
• 17. 978-531-5571
• 18. 978-535-2110
• 19. 978-536-7130
• 20. 978-536-7130
• 21. 978-536-7130
• 22. 978-536-7130
• 23. 978-536-7130
• 24. 9785484390

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• What does the Peabody Building Department do?

  The Building Department is responsible for ensuring the safety of buildings in Peabody. Supervision and enforcement of all provisions of the Massachusetts State Building Code and any other State statutes. Supervision and enforcement of all provisions of the City of Peabody Zoning Ordinance 2013 and as amended.

• What is the Peabody Institute Library?

  As the public library for the community since George Peabody’s generous donation in 1854, the Peabody Institute Library provides innovative services, resources, programs, and spaces to meet the educational, informational, cultural and creative needs of the community while offering opportunities for lifelong learning for all.

• Why Peabody podiatry?

  Thoroughly trained in all aspects of podiatric medicine, Dr. Peabody enjoys all facets of podiatry including both conservative and surgical treatment, with a special emphasis on biomechanics and sports medicine. Dr. Shabazz is active in the community and participates in many community service and volunteer projects.

• What is the history of the peabody train?

  Peabody’s first train line was built in 1846 by the Essex Railroad, ultimately connecting Salem, Peabody, Danvers and Lawrence. On July 4, 1848, 3,000 people traveled the Peabody to Danvers section of the journey and marveled at the innovation.

• What does the Peabody Board of Health do?

  The Board of Health oversees the Peabody Health Department in promoting the health and well being of Peabody citizens and visitors through the provision of school health services, public immunization clinics, communicable disease follow-up, health education, and the permitting and inspection of facilities.