LEADING WITH TRANSPARENCY, INTEGRITY, AND COMPASSION.

Mayor Moises M. Rodrigues serves as the 51st Mayor of the City of Brockton. His mission is to run the business of the people, ensuring that Brockton remains a city where every resident, regardless of where their journey began, is proud to call home.

BUILDING A STRONGER BROCKTON TOGETHER

Brockton is a city of "Everyday Champions"—the parents, teachers, small business owners, and first responders who push our community forward. Mayor Rodrigues is committed to a government that reflects the resilience and diversity of our residents.

OUR CORE PRIORITIES

• Excellence in Education: We are fighting for increased funding, curriculum innovation, and social-emotional resources for our students. Through the Youth Advisory Council, our students provide real-time advice on the issues that matter most to the next generation.
• Community Safety & Trust: Public safety is our top priority. We are investing in community policing, youth intervention programs, and addressing the root causes of crime through outreach and prevention.
• Economic Growth & Infrastructure: We are revitalizing downtown while preserving the character of our neighborhoods. Our Business Advisory Council works directly with local entrepreneurs to support sustainable development and job creation.

A GOVERNMENT FOR EVERYONE

Brockton’s strength lies in its diversity—a mosaic of cultures and experiences. We are committed to:

• Representation: Ensuring our city leadership reflects the community we serve.
• Accessibility: Enhancing language and cultural competency across all city services.
• Engagement: Our Community Advisory Council provides a platform for members of all backgrounds to weigh in on the issues affecting their neighborhoods.

MORE ABOUT MAYOR RODRIGUES

Moises M. Rodrigues has been a respected community leader in Brockton with over 25 years of experience in public administration, social services, and local activism. He served as Communications Director for the City of Brockton and was the city’s first Black Interim Mayor during a time of emergency transition.