Mayor Sullivan's Weekly Video Message for August 18, 2023 In this week's Mayor’s Message, Mayor Sullivan thanks the folks that attended the Council on Aging’s annual Senior Picnic at Brockton High School, discusses his meeting with U.S. House Representative Stephen Lynch and House Minority Leader Hakeem Jefferies, and bids the Cape Verdean Men’s National Basketball…Read More
**CALLING ALL NON-PROFITS AND FAITH-BASED ORGANIZATIONS** The City of Brockton is committing $2,000,000 in Fiscal Recovery funds to Brockton-based nonprofit agencies and faith-based organizations as part of the first phase of funding under a newly implemented ARPA grant program. The application is now LIVE on the City of Brockton website! To apply, please…Read More
The City of Brockton is encouraging residents to apply to join both the Conservation Commission and the Planning Board! Information on duties and requirements is in the flyer below. Please send an email with your cover letter and resume to Brady Winsten ([email protected]). Thank you!Read More
To all Brockton stakeholders, In light of Governor Charlie Baker’s declaration of a State of Emergency in Massachusetts in response to the outbreak of Coronavirus, OCPC will be postponing the RSA for the Main Street at East Nilsson Street intersection, until further notice. (The RSA was scheduled for March 26, 2020). We are postponing the…Read More
You can report potholes by calling (508) 897-1306 24 hours a day, 7 days a week. Just leave a voicemail giving the exact location, including the street address. In addition, you can use our SeeClickFix app to send it online or through your phone.Read More
The City of Brockton has a hotline telephone number for anyone who finds improperly discarded needles - 508-583-2323. This number directs you to the Brockton Fire Dept. dispatch and if you find a needle that you would like to have removed, a member of the Brockton Refuse Dept. or Brewster Ambulance will come to remove…Read More
The City of Brockton’s Online Bill Pay Services will look a little different the next time you go to pay online. The new system offers added enhancements and new features that will make paying and viewing your tax and utility bills online with City of Brockton more convenient and helpful. Customers may register to receive…Read More
Mayor Carpenter and other partners have been working on the implementation of a program to launch in January where individuals with Substance Use Disorders (SUDs) can walk into a Brockton Fire or Police Station and get help into treatment after being transported to a comfortable location (TBD). We are working diligently on the details, but…Read More