© 2023 MaxMia Properties
Site by Cool Hat Web Design
All properties owned by MaxMia Properties LLC
226 Dewey Street, Worcester, MA 01610
Office: 508 304 9100
Cell: 617 513 5555
Fax: 508 304 9101
IMPORTANT: PLEASE NOTE UPDATED 2022 WINTER ENERGY PRICE HIKES NOTED BY NATIONAL GRID – SEE ‘HEAT’ TAB BELOW FOR DETAILS
See each tab below for frequently asked questions and answers regarding your apartment, appliances, Worcester public services, etc.
For Immediate Medical Or Safety Emergency, Dial 911
Please Note: if you are a tenant of one of our units, you are not considered part of the university student housing and campus. Any calls to Campus Police should concern issues that are occurring on campus only. You must contact Worcester police or Worcester EMS for emergencies, noise complaints, etc. happening around your building. All non-immediate building matters can be addressed to MaxMia Properties during normal business hours.
For Non-Emergency Police Help, Call:
Worcester Police: 508-799-8466
For small pests such as insects or mice, please call MaxMia Properties to discuss, or Report A Problem on this website.
For larger pests or animals that are creating a hazard in or around the apartment building, call:
Worcester Animal Control: 508-799-1211
For Gas – Heat, hot water, and gas stove inquiries call:
Eversource 1-800-592-2000
For Electricity call:
National Grid 1-800-322-3223
Internet Services:
Charter/Spectrum: 1-866-874-2389 or 1-800-971-8185
PLEASE NOTE: NO “DISH” SERVICES ARE ALLOWED
This will help to keep you healthy in your apartment, and also will deter small pests such as mice from gathering.
If you notice that the electricity is only partially working in your unit, and does not appear to be out in the other units in your building, or the street lights and other buildings on your street appear unaffected, that may mean your circuit breakers simply need to be reset. Please view the video below to see how each unit’s set of circuits are labeled, what they look like, and how to reset the circuit breaker. Note that all circuit breaker switches should be aligned in the same position, if one switch is not, then it needs to be reset so it matches the rest.
We understand the impact of higher energy costs, especially while other business expenses are increasing. We’re committed to helping your business manage higher energy bills.
What does this mean for our Massachusetts small commercial and industrial business customers?
Assuming typical winter weather, here is the estimated* increase for this winter heating season:
Electric bills will be $229 higher each month compared to last year. That’s a 76% increase for the same amount of energy use, driven by higher electric supply prices**.
*Based on an average electric use of 1,200 kWh per month during the six-month winter heating season — November 1, 2022, to April 30, 2023. You can find your electric usage history on the first page of your bill.
**Increase is for customers on the General Service Small C&I (G-1) rate that received Basic Service supply from National Grid in November 2021 and still remain on Basic Service. Bill impacts for customers on competitive supply will vary depending on the prices contracted with the competitive supplier.
Natural gas bills will be 17% to 29% higher than last year, due partly to higher gas supply prices.
For details, see the following page: https://www.worcesterma.gov/parking/residential-parking-program
If you are parking your vehicle on your street, you will want to make sure to retain a resident parking pass from the city of Worcester. This will ensure that you will keep your parking spots and not lose out to a non-resident. All areas marked “Resident Parking Only” should only be used by valid Resident Parking pass holders for the city of Worcester.
To register for a Resident Parking pass, please see the link above.
To see the most up to date Worcester MA sanitation pickup schedules, please see the Worcester city website’s page here: https://www.worcesterma.gov/trash-recycling/schedule
Weekly trash pickup and bi-weekly recycling pickup will occur at scheduled times for specific streets / neighborhoods.
If your apartment doesn’t already have a recycling bin assigned to that address, you must acquire a new bin from the city of Worcester directly.
© 2023 MaxMia Properties
Site by Cool Hat Web Design
All properties owned by MaxMia Properties LLC
226 Dewey Street, Worcester, MA 01610
Office: 508 304 9100
Cell: 617 513 5555
Fax: 508 304 9101