Finance Committee Backs 20-Year Tax Break Downtown
Brockton's Finance Committee unanimously recommended a 20-year, 75 percent tax increment exemption for a 40-unit downtown redevelopment.
Brockton's Finance Committee unanimously recommended a 20-year, 75 percent tax increment exemption for a 40-unit downtown redevelopment.
Brockton Finance Committee backs DESE review showing schools' growth, tables $1.6 million trash-barrel bond. Superintendent Dr.
Brockton Finance Committee backs $2.3 million fire truck bond, citing $1 million in locked-in savings.
Brockton Finance Committee hears $440,000 tab for World Cup unrest, warned of statewide zoning shake-up.
Brockton's Finance Committee heard Chief Financial Officer Dr. Troy Clarkson warn that the city's budget faces an "existential" crisis tied to unresolved pension cost-sharing with Brockton Public Schools.
Brockton Finance Committee recommended seven new Advisory Council on Health members and advanced a long-stalled Boys and Girls Club easement while tabling two home rule petitions at its July 20 meeting. All seven nominees — including Dr.
Brockton Finance Committee advances election recount limits and ballot signature changes after a costly 2025 recount cycle.
BROCKTON -- June 10, 2026, Brockton Finance Committee takes budget testimony from twelve departments, with trash fees and a desalination plant deal dominating debate. The committee, chaired by Council President Troy, heard presentations spanning the
Brockton's Finance Committee reviewed thirteen department budgets in a single June 9 session, with police staffing shortfalls and a sharp law department budget cut drawing the most scrutiny.
Brockton City Council opens three-night hearings on a $629 million FY2027 budget that relies on $15 million in one-time transfers to balance.
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