Snow Park turf field clears decade of delay
From Brockton News
- Finance panel OKs $2.3M fire truck purchase. Brockton's Finance Committee weighed a fire truck bond after Fire Chief Brian Nardelli laid out how apparatus costs have nearly doubled since 2021, plus stabilization fund transfers tied to a state revenue shortfall and a newly disclosed jump in the pension system's unfunded liability.Brockton News
- School subcommittee opens harassment probe, advances turf plan. Brockton's Athletics, Arts, Music and Extracurricular Activities Subcommittee opened a bullying and bias investigation after band students said they faced racist and sexual harassment from fans at a Sept. 18 game at Franklin High, and referred a turf field expansion to the Facilities Subcommittee.Brockton News
- School panel approves paving, elevator bids. Brockton's school Bid Review Subcommittee took up paving and elevator service contracts pitched by Procurement Officer John Foley, who has been standardizing district solicitations since joining in April 2026 and plans a full FY27 procurement schedule for the panel next spring.Brockton News
- Conservation board approves synthetic turf field at Snow Park. Brockton's Conservation Commission weighed a decade-delayed synthetic turf field at Snow Park after three rounds of review, with Mayor Rodriguez saying the city cannot afford enough fields for teams now forced to play elsewhere, plus a fuel tank permit on Liberty Street.Brockton News
Today in Brockton
- Nor'easter to blast Massachusetts with high winds, heavy rain. A long-duration nor'easter is expected to bring winds over 60 mph and up to 6 inches of rain to Massachusetts from late Friday into Monday, Patch reports, with widespread power outages and storm damage possible.Brockton Patch
- New Heights Charter faces Avon in soccer match. New Heights Charter, based in Brockton, played Avon in a non-conference soccer match Friday, September 25, with full match details tracked on MaxPreps.MaxPreps
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