Community Outreach

Community Outreach Programs

In an effort to connect with residents of the Worcester County community during the COVID-19 pandemic—and without increasing the risk associated with site visits—the Worcester Registry of Deeds has created a monthly newsletter. The intent is to keep residents up-to-date with goings-on at the ROD, highlight a landmark or two in each of the towns, and provide reminders/guidance on important current events.

The newsletter is published once per month and each town in the county will be included. Check back here monthly for the latest issue!

We also welcome your feedback and suggestions. If there are any buildings/properties/stories you’d like us to include in an upcoming edition, please let us know! We’re always interested in learning personal connections or obscure details about the towns in our county. Stories we find particularly engaging and appropriate may be included in upcoming editions. Enjoy!

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Project New Hope

In order to give back to the community this year the Worcester Registry of Deeds donated in November 2022 food and supplies to the Veterans at Project New Hope.  The staff enjoys giving back to the community we live in and serve.

Princeton Senior Center 

It was a beautiful sunny day.  The drive to Princeton was beautiful it had snowed a few days before and the trees were still all covered with snow.  But the people showed up for the presentation with Katie and Stephanie.  They were ready with their questions and it was a great turn out. Thank you to the Senior Center and everyone who was there.

Sutton Senior Center

Worcester Senior Center ~ St. Patrick’s Day

The annual corned beef and cabbage lunch was a huge success.  Among the over 100 residents that came also Katie Toomey, Register of the Worcester District Registry of Deeds and State Representative Daniel Donahue was there as well.  The Worcester Senior Center Staff definitely had their hands full, but it went off without a hitch.

Oxford Senior Center

So many people here today, many great questions asked and answered.  In talking to the many people here today it was not only the Oxford residents, I spoke with a few that were from Auburn and also a woman from Webster.  Your home is usually one of your largest assets and you want to make sure everything is in order.  At all events everyone is welcome.

Katie Toomey, Register of the Worcester County District Registry of Deeds attended the Women Authors Evening at WPI with Joseph D. Early, Jr., Worcester County District Attorney’s Office.  It was sponsored by the YWCA of Central Massachusetts about eliminating racism empowering women.