Brockton News: Public Notices
CITY OF BROCKTON ANNOUNCES $1 MILLION DONATION FROM THE EASTERN BANK FOUNDATION TO ADDRESS FOOD INSECURITY IN BROCKTON
BROCKTON, MA, November 6, 2025 – It was only a year ago when data from the Massachusetts Department of Transitional Assistance identified Brockton as one of the top ten communities in Massachusetts with the highest rates using SNAP benefits – over 33% of its population. Now with SNAP benefits at risk, delayed, or missed entirely…Read More
Holiday Trash Collection Information
Due to the Indigenous People Day - Columbus Day holiday on Monday, October 13, trash as well as "A" week recycling and yard waste will be delayed by one day. Friday's collection will be picked up on Saturday.Read More
OUTDOOR WATER BAN IN EFFECT OCTOBER 8th
Due to the drought currently impacting our region, the City of Brockton is instituting a MANDATORY WATER RESTRICTION on ALL NON-ESSENTIAL OUTDOOR WATER use effective WEDNESDAY, OCTOBER 8. Violations of these restrictions will result in a fine. What is nonessential outdoor water use? Nonessential outdoor water use refers to water that is not necessary for public…Read More
BROCKTON TO AWARD OPIOID ABATEMENT SETTLEMENT GRANTS TO LOCAL NON-PROFITS
The City of Brockton is receiving funds through the statewide Opioid Settlement Abatement Program. The City will distribute these funds through a grant application process to non-profit organizations serving Brockton that provide opioid-related harm reduction, prevention, treatment, and recovery services. Opioid Settlement Funds Notice of Funds Scoring Sheet Applications are due Friday, October 10, 2025.…Read More
Holiday Trash Collection Information
Due to the Labor Day Holiday on Monday, September 1, trash and "A" week recycling and yard Waste will be delayed by one day. Friday's collection will be on Saturday. Please call the Recycle Depot at 508-580-7827 with any questions.Read More
Hydrant Flushing
The Brockton Utilities Division will conduct a water main flushing program starting September 8,2025 and continue through September 25,2025. The majority of the work will be done between the hours of 6:00 p.m. and I :00 a.m. The activity will cause discolored water in varying degrees in all sections of the city. Persons who experience…Read More
MBTA expands income-eligible reduced fare program
The MBTA’s income-eligible reduced fare program offers reduced fares to riders between the ages of 18 – 64 who are enrolled in an approved state assistance program. MBTA.com/income-eligible New Reduced Fare Program - FactSheet New Reduced Fare Program - English New Reduced Fare Program - Spanish New Reduced Fare Program - Portuguese New Reduced Fare…Read More
Mayor’s Summer Concert Series Returns July 9 for Eight Shows
Mayor Sullivan’s Summer Concert Series returns to the Patio at Heights Crossing on Wednesday, July 9. There is something for everyone this year including jazz, classic rock, R&B, and even a 16-piece swing band! Whether you get up and dance or just lounge and listen, it is a great time to spend with family and…Read More