BROCKTON -- May 11, 2026, Brockton City Council rejects home rule petition on retired police details, moves $9 million in free cash. The council voted 4-7 against a petition filed by Councilor Farwell that
Brockton Accounts Committee flags refuse contract surge, school finance gaps, and Boys and Girls Club legal costs.
Brockton City Council deadlocks 4-to-4 on a $130 quarterly trash fee, killing the measure.
BROCKTON -- May 4, 2026, Brockton's Finance Committee heard Massachusetts Inspector General Jeffrey Shapiro detail six findings and seven recommendations from his office's December 2025 report on the Brockton Public Schools&
Brockton Finance Committee advances $750M to $900M high school renovation study and approves six grants.
Brockton Conservation Commission unanimously denies certificate of compliance for 30 Sergeants Way, citing stormwater system collapse.
BROCKTON -- April 7, 2026, Brockton Planning Board unanimously recommended a four-neighborhood form-based zoning code and approved four site plans at its April 7 meeting. The board voted 5-0 to send the
Brockton City Council unanimously confirmed a police promotion and referred more than $750,000 in budget transfers at its rescheduled March 2 meeting. All eleven councilors voted to promote Officer Edward A.
Brockton's Accounts Committee heard a sweeping financial reform pitch from City Auditor Dr. Clarkson at its January 28 meeting.
Brockton Conservation Commission gives informal go-ahead for contested wetland-lot peer review and advances River Street triple-decker toward approval.
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