City of Worcester

The municipality is excited to announce the relaunch of ALERTWorcester! 🚨 There are a few ways you can sign up: Sign up online at: Sign up via text message: Text JoinAW to 65513 to enroll in SMS alerts. (1/2)

Halloween trick-or-treating will take place Saturday, Oct. 31. 🎃 The recommended hours are 5 p.m. to 8 p.m. To help make Halloween activities safer, keep these safety tips in mind.

RT @Worcester311: The 311 Customer Service Center at 799 Main Street is closed for the remainder of the day, Oct. 29, due to a power outage in the area. Service requests can still be submitted by calling 311, emailing, using the website or the 311 mobile app.

(1/2) Join the City Manager’s Clean Team for the next cleanup event! 🍂 The cleanup will take place along Wall, Norfolk, and Suffolk Streets from 9 to 11 a.m. The meeting location is at 27 Wall St. Please register in advance to receive important event details via email.

(2/2) RSVP here:

We are hiring! The City of Worcester is seeking applicants for a Public Works Laborer/Motor Equipment Operator position for the Department of Public Works. Learn more:

(1/2) Did you know that the Community Preservation Act (CPA) has helped fund projects for Open Space and Outdoor Recreation, Historic Resources, and Community Housing? Check out some of the projects that have been funded and stay tuned for the next round of funding.

(2/2) Did you know that the Community Preservation Act (CPA) has helped fund projects for Open Space and Outdoor Recreation, Historic Resources, and Community Housing? Check out some of the projects that have been funded and stay tuned for the next round of funding.

Since 2023, the City of Worcester has invested $23.7M in Shelters and Homeless Prevention. To learn more about the Homeless Services Division, check out its updated website:

(1/3) We need your input in implementing plans to reduce pollutants in Worcester’s waterways! Project Blue Worcester identified key pollutants, where they come from, and how best to restore and protect our precious blue spaces.

(2/3) The draft final plans will be presented at public meetings to incorporate community input and shape the implementation phase. The next meeting, addressing the Quinsigamond watershed, is Wednesday, Nov. 4 from 7-8:30 p.m., at the Marine Corps League (181 Lake Ave).

(3/3) Learn more here about the project and register for the upcoming meetings:

It’s National Lead Poisoning Prevention Week and we’re highlighting the city’s Lead Abatement Program! This program is designed to assist property owners with the cost of lead paint abatement in eligible properties. #NLPPW Learn more about the program:

(1/3) Did you know that the City of Worcester has a Homeless Services outreach team that goes out every day and attempts to connect with individuals who may be unhoused and get them into safe shelter? Engagement is trauma-informed and compassionate.

(2/3) During each encounter, the team strives to connect individuals with information and referrals to available shelter, housing options, and supportive services.

(3/3) To learn more about the Homeless Services Division's services, check out its updated website:

(1/2) Do you know what a watershed forester does? 🌲 Meet Worcester's Assistant Watershed Forester and see how she works year-round to protect the forest and benefit the whole city.

(2/2) Want to learn more about green jobs in and around Worcester? Watch our Green Jobs short film here:

(1/2) Thanks to everyone who joined us at the Main St community visioning meeting on Oct. 14. Missed it? The community survey is open until Oct. 31. This is your chance to weigh in on what your experiences are and what changes you would like to see on the corridor.

(2/2) The project will be on Main Street between Chandler St and May St. Take the survey: Check out the project web page for more information:

(1/3) Are you interested in purchasing a home in Worcester? Already a City of Worcester homeowner? Join us Saturday, Nov. 7, for the Inaugural Homeowner Summit! 🏠

(2/3) This is a free educational event for first-time homebuyers and current homeowners that will feature keynote speakers, breakout sessions, and a chance to connect with other city departments and local housing resource organizations.

(3/3) Learn more and register: