About
The Town of Grantsville is the municipal government for Grantsville, a historic National Road town in northern Garrett County. Grantsville Town Hall is at 171 Hill Street, Grantsville, MD 21536, and its office handles town business, water and sewer billing, and park pavilion rentals.
Town Hall and Services
Grantsville has an elected mayor and a town council, with town meetings held twice a month from April through October and once a month from November through March. The town staff includes a town administrator, clerks, and a water, sewer and street superintendent with water and sewer operators. You can pay your water bill online through the town's website.
Grantsville Town Park
The town maintains Grantsville Town Park in the center of town together with the Grantsville Lions Club. Amenities include:
- A little league field with batting cage and a softball field
- Basketball, tennis and pickleball courts
- Two playgrounds and two sand volleyball courts
- The Grantsville Town Pond, where fishing is for kids 16 and under and the visually impaired
- An amphitheater with a stage gazebo and a World War II Veterans Memorial
- Three pavilions you can rent by request through the town
A Town on the National Road
The town's history page says Grantsville sits in the center of "Cornucopia," an 1,100-acre tract bought in 1785 by Daniel Grant of Baltimore, after whom the town is named. The National Road was built through the area between 1811 and 1818. The stone arch Casselman Bridge followed in 1813 and can still be seen from the state park at its foot.
Visitor information on the town's dining, lodging, shopping and events is on visitgrantsville.com.
Address
171 Hill Street, Grantsville, MD 21536