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Hingham Massachusetts, Incorporated 1635, History & Pride
 

Town Government &
  Services:

 

Departments: Harbormaster


Harbormaster
Kenneth R. Corson III

Deputy Harbormaster
Mark Brennan

Assistant Harbormasters
Michael Murray
 Joseph Driscoll
Neal Nelson
Danny Souza
Gill Mansfield
Michael McCue
Michael Riley

210 Central Street
Hingham, MA 02043
Phone: 781-741-1450

How To Reach Us:
Please call 781-741-1450, leave a message and someone will get back to you or you can e-mail us by clicking on Contact Us and choosing Harbormaster.

In an emergency dial 781-749-1212 or dial 911 and ask for Hingham Police. We can also be reached on VHF Channel 16.

Call ahead for an appointment

News and Announcements

Town Pier Waiting List Opening:
The Hingham Harbormaster and the Town Clerk will be opening a waiting list for the Town Pier Dinghy Dock, Hingham MA. The intended use of these spots will be for the public to access boats moored in the Inner Harbor Mooring Field. Applications are available online at www.hingham-ma.com/harbormaster. The Town Clerk will start accepting one application per person on April 19, 2011 at 0900. Any applications received prior to this date and time will be returned. The non refundable application fee is $15.00 no proof of boat ownership is required at the time of application.

2011 Mooring Permit Application

Mooring Permit Renewals:
Renewal forms have been mailed. Please read the following. 
 

  • All renewals are due back by March 1, 2011.
  • Correct any information on the renewal form.
  • If you did not receive a renewal form use the 2011 Permit Application and in big letters indicate renewal at the top.
  • If you have a renewal form please submit that form as it will speed up the issuing of your mooring permit.
  • All applications should be mailed or dropped off at the Town Clerk's Office. If you need to see the Harbormaster please email for an appointment.


Mooring Plan: Updated Draft of the Mooring Plan for the waters surrounding Hingham Yacht Club

Saltwater Fishing Permit:
In order to fish recreationally for finfish in Massachusetts marine waters, including up to the first dam in rivers and streams that flow to the ocean you are required to have a saltwater fishing pemit. For more information please see the Division of Marine Fisheries.

To provide feedback: Complete the Contact Form and select Harbormaster.