Brockton News
Mayor Rodrigues Announces the Formation of the Mayor’s Community Advisory Council
Brockton is at its best when we work together. Mayor Moises Rodrigues knows that the best ideas for our city don't just come from City Hall—they come from the people living on our streets, raising families in our neighborhoods, and running our local businesses. That’s why we are launching the Mayor’s Community Advisory Council (CAC).…Read More
The City of Brockton Honors Vietnam Veterans
Each year, we pause to honor the men and women who served during one of the most challenging conflicts in American history. It is a day not only of remembrance, but of recognition. Many Vietnam veterans returned home without the gratitude they deserved, and today, we strive to correct that. In 2025, the City honored…Read More
Office Hours With Mayor Rodrigues – Wednesday evenings
Mayor Rodrigues has officially launched Office Hours with Mayor Rodrigues, a new initiative where Brockton residents can book a private 15-minute meeting directly with the Mayor. The meetings will take place in the Mayor's Office on the first floor of City Hall. Appointments are available every other Wednesday between 5:00 and 7:00 pm. Mayor Rodrigues…Read More
TRAFFIC ADVISORY: Newbury Street Bridge Replacement Project
The City of Brockton Department of Public Works will be replacing the existing Newbury Street bridge over the Salisbury Brook. The work will begin in March 2026 and last through October 2026.As voted by the Brockton Traffic Commission on May 15, 2025, the following restrictions will be in place during construction:• NO PARKING: along Ellsworth…Read More
DPW Commissioner Pat Hill’s Analysis of Brockton’s Blizzard Response
On February 23, the City of Brockton experienced a record-breaking blizzard that blanketed the community with 31 inches of snow, the largest single snowfall ever recorded in the city’s history. Despite the unprecedented scale of the storm, Brockton’s snow removal operations rose to the challenge, demonstrating both resilience and coordination under extreme conditions. Read DPW…Read More
Brockton Honors Sergeant Nichole Anderson for Women’s History Month
Brockton Police Sergeant Nichole Anderson is a dedicated public servant and lifelong resident of the City of Champions. She grew up in the Battles Farm neighborhood, now known as Greenwoods, where she first developed her deep connection to the Brockton community. Nichole attended Raymond Elementary School and North Middle School before graduating from Cardinal Spellman…Read More
Mayor Rodrigues Holds Women’s Health Drive for Women’s History Month
In honor of Women's History Month and beyond, Mayor Rodrigues' office is holding a Women's Health Drive to distribute necessary items to women in need. Items being collected: Feminine hygiene products (pads, tampons, panty liners, etc.) Unscented body safe wipes Toiletries (deodorant, toothbrushes, toothpaste, shampoo, conditioner, soap, lotion, face wash, lip balm) Hair elastics, brushes,…Read More
The City of Brockton Honors Patricia Sanon for Women’s History Month
Patricia Sanon, Director of Community Engagement, City of Brockton Patricia Sanon has long been dedicated to improving the lives of others. She began her career in Haiti, where, shortly after graduating from college, she worked as an HIV/AIDS program manager with the Esther Boucicault Foundation and other United Nations agencies in Haiti. After immigrating to…Read More