MassDOT will be conducting work in Brockton starting June 29, 2026. Project Location: Center St (Route 123)/ Cary St & Lyman St Brockton Start Date of Work: 06/29/26 Project Type: Intersection Improvements and Related Work Resident Engineer: Fedner Jean Pierre Description of Work: HMA paving. Contractor: Lawrence Lynch Corp. Hours of Operation (Day): 7pm –…Read More
On Thursday, June 18, Brockton Council on Aging Director Janice Fitzgerald welcomed community members, Mayor Rodrigues, city and state officials, former COA Director Anne McCormack, representatives from state elder affairs, and city staff to celebrate the Mary Cruise Kennedy Senior Center's 25th Anniversary. The Center was built thanks to Mayor Jack Yunits receiving federal grant,…Read More
Brockton After Dark is back! Starting on July 6, youth ages 10-18 can enjoy FREE tennis, swimming, soccer, flag football, and drama Mondays through Thursdays 6:00-9:00 pm at Brockton High School. Brockton After Dark also includes FREE DINNER! For more information, visit brockton.gov/BADRead More
The opening ceremony welcomed 30 Brockton West Middle School students, community leaders, and project partners to celebrate the completion of the new facility, which is designed to increase access to soccer and create opportunities for youth development through sport. Today, far too many children, especially those living in underserved communities, do not have a safe…Read More
The City of Brockton welcomes Jorge Vega as its new Chief Information Officer. In this role, Jorge will oversee the City's technology systems, cybersecurity, network infrastructure, software applications, and technology projects that help city departments effectively serve residents. Jorge brings years of technology leadership experience in schools, nonprofit organizations, and government. He has managed large…Read More
Lawrence M. “Larry” Siskind passed away peacefully on Saturday, June 6, 2026, surrounded by his loving family, at the age of 83. Larry was born in Brockton on June 22, 1942, and he never left the City that made him. As a boy he worked in his father’s shoe store on Legion Parkway, and he…Read More
Tomorrow, June 9, 2026, Carmillia Jackson, MPA, MCPPO, Grant Manager for Brockton Public Schools, and Dr. Eliza J. Wilson, Director of Economic Development for the City of Brockton, will present at the 2026 Massachusetts Municipal Energy Summit as part of a customer case study highlighting Brockton’s steps toward building decarbonization. Their presentation, “Brockton Public Schools:…Read More
A city’s Director of Economic Development plays a critical role in strengthening the local economy by supporting businesses, creating jobs, and growing the tax base. The role includes attracting new businesses, helping existing ones expand, and leading redevelopment projects. It also involves planning, managing grants, and guiding businesses through city processes. It goes without saying…Read More
Dear City of Brockton Resident, We are writing to sincerely apologize for an administrative error on your recent special utility bill regarding the refuse rate increase. A bill was recently issued that included a $40 charge reflecting a change in the quarterly refuse rate. We have since discovered that this increase was applied prematurely, as…Read More