Town of Ashland

The Town of Ashland is a strategically located community in eastern Massachusetts, situated midway between Boston and Worcester and offering direct access to the interstate highway system and the Massachusetts Turnpike. Covering 12.93 square miles with a population of approximately 15,300, Ashland blends a predominantly residential character with a supportive environment for businesses, making it an attractive place for professionals seeking a balanced lifestyle and convenient regional connectivity. Ashland’s business climate is anchored in strong municipal partnership and a commitment to local economic development, highlighted by annual community events such as Ashland Day and its historic role in the Boston Marathon route. The town’s rich heritage—including the invention of the electric clock by Henry Warren—underscores a culture of innovation and community pride, offering employees a unique blend of New England tradition, modern amenities, and a collaborative atmosphere for both work and life.