How to Report Potential Hazards in Brockton’s Public Spaces RESIDENTS SHOULD NEVER ATTEMPT TO HANDLE POTENTIALLY HAZARDOUS ITEMS ON THEIR OWN. USE THE INFORMATION BELOW TO PROPERLY REPORT ANYTHING THAT REQUIRES IMMEDIATE REMOVAL. Did you stumble across an item that may be dangerous? Do not touch it. Use this list to report it to the…Read More
Get up-to-the-minute traffic information, including road closures in Brockton, on the Waze app! The City of Brockton has partnered with Waze to bring you the latest traffic updates.Read More
The careful and meticulous process of clearing the new Public Safety Building site is nearing the end. If you drive by the West Elm Street façade, you will see that the remaining elements of the old Brockton High School’s front entrance have been covered up, keeping them safe to remain in place while the new…Read More
The Frontier League announced today that its Board of Directors has issued membership for a new team that will play at Campanelli Stadium in Brockton beginning with the upcoming 2024 season.Read More
The City of Brockton is actively looking for more contractors to help us for the upcoming plowing season. See the updated Snow and Ice Control Agreement listed below for more information. SNOW REMOVAL CONTRACT (NEW RATES 11-1-23)Read More
The City’s trash hauler, Republic Services, informed us late last evening that due to excessively contaminated recycling loads, Casella and Waste Management will no longer accept contaminated recycling from the City of Brockton at their facilities. This could have a severe impact on the City as there is no other destination to dump the city's…Read More
Mayor Robert Sullivan is seeking the community's input regarding your experience with digital access. Digital access for all residents of Massachusetts, particularly those disproportionately impacted, is imperative. We invite you to take 5 minutes to share your voice, experience and needs related to digital access through the Digital Equity Survey Access the Digital Equity Survey.Read More
HHP is a grant for $2,000,000 the city received towards the end of 2022 and beginning of 2023 to provide financial assistance to homeowners and tenants to mitigate the issues of asbestos, mold and mildew, mercury and improve air quality according to the regulations of the Office of Lead Hazard Control and Healthy Homes (OLHCHH).…Read More