Brockton Council Deadlocks 4-4, Killing $130 Quarterly Trash Fee Hike
Brockton City Council deadlocks 4-to-4 on a $130 quarterly trash fee, killing the measure.
Brockton City Council deadlocks 4-to-4 on a $130 quarterly trash fee, killing the measure.
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 -- January 12, 2026, Brockton City Council unanimously approves police reappointments, residency waiver, and sign permit at first 2026 meeting. The council voted 8-0 on all formal actions January 12, confirming 12 retired
Brockton City Council wraps 2025 with a firefighter hire, four license actions, and more than $512,000 in grants at its final session.
Brockton City Council votes unanimously to transfer $8.7 million in free cash to satisfy state tax-rate requirements.
Brockton City Council unanimously appointed four military veterans as firefighters and approved more than $119,000 in departmental budget transfers at its September 22 meeting. Fire Chief Nardelli introduced Nelson D.
Brockton Finance Committee tables Levitt Brook urban renewal plan and moves to sell the former police headquarters.
Brockton City Council referred the proposed sale of the police headquarters at 7 Commercial Street back to the Finance Committee, delaying action on a disposition that has now passed through two prior committee reviews.
Brockton City Council votes unanimously to accept $1.6 million in MassWorks infrastructure funding and advances a $859,400 state stormwater grant.
Brockton residents oppose mixed-use housing in proposed R-5 Senior Residential Community Zone amendment.
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