Brockton News
Dog licenses expire on April 30!
Here are three reasons to license your dog: 1. It’s the law in Brockton: all dogs residing in Brockton must be licensed. 2. It proves your dog is vaccinated for rabies (required in Brockton): this is for the safety of your dog and other creatures around him/her, including you! 3. Your dog has a better…Read More
Brockton Women’s Commission Seeks Motivated Individuals to Join the Team
The Brockton Women's Commission Wants YOU! Are you looking for a meaningful way to give back and make an impact in your community? The Brockton Women’s Commission is currently seeking dedicated individuals to fill open positions. Find out about the application process by emailing [email protected]. What does the Women's Commission do? The Women's Commission…Read More
CHANGE IN TRADE INSPECTORS HOURS
*****WE ARE CHANGING TRADE INSPECTORS HOURS***** STARTING MONDAY, APRIL 27, 2026, INSPECTORS HOURS (PLUMBING, GAS, WIRING AND BUILDING) WILL BEGIN SHIFT AT 7:00 AM AND BE ABLE TO BOOK INSPECTIONS BY PHONE. (CHECK OUR WEBPAGE FOR INDIVIDUAL INSPECTORS EXTENSIONS) TO SPEAK WITH AN INSPECTOR IN PERSON, YOU MAY COME IN TO ISD FROM 1:30 TO…Read More
Mayor Rodrigues Celebrates His First 100 Days In Office
The first 100 days in office often set the tone for a mayor’s leadership, offering an early glimpse into priorities, decision-making style, and ability to turn campaign promises into action. The accomplishments achieved in these opening months not only demonstrate momentum but also help establish public trust and confidence in the administration’s vision for the…Read More
Holiday Trash Collection Information
Due to Patriots Day on Monday, April 20, trash, yard waste and "B" Week Recycling 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
TRAFFIC ADVISORY: Montello Street between Crescent and Lawrence Streets
Construction of the Montello Street Water Transmission Main Replacement is scheduled to begin April 20, 2026, and continue through August 2026. Work includes replacing the 20-inch water main on Montello Street (from Crescent Street to Lawrence Street), upgrading water services to property lines, and replacing hydrants, pavement, sidewalks, wheelchair ramps, and curbing, along with traffic…Read More
Mayor Rodrigues Introduces Brockton’s New Commissioner of Health and Human Services, Ms. Wadezah McCullough
Ms. Wadezah McCullough is the city’s new Commissioner of Health and Human Services. In this role, she will oversee public health programs, manage budgets, enforce regulations, and coordinate responses to public health emergencies. Working with state and local partners, she will promote safe environments, expand access to quality care, and develop policies that support healthier…Read More
Join the City of Brockton’s Advisory Council on Health
Who We Are Led by Mayor Moses Rodrigues and Commissioner Wadezah McCullough, the City of Brockton seeks to engage Brockton community members in a 9-person Advisory Council on Health. Appointed members will advise the Commissioner on: City health ordinances Equity-centered community health promotion and prevention strategies Advocacy efforts Emergency planning Other health-related topics Who We…Read More