Today is a good day for Worcester. The Department of Justice has closed its investigation into the Worcester Police Department, with no allegations from the original 2024 report sustained.
I commend Chief Saucier and the men and women of WPD for their cooperation and
The U.S. Department of Justice informed the City of Worcester that it has chosen to close its investigation into the Worcester Police Department without further action and without sustaining any allegations from its 2024 report.
Learn more: worcesterma.gov/announcement…
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The Worcester Police Detective Bureau is currently attempting to locate LeShawn Parrish in connection to a stabbing that occurred on The Common, behind Worcester City Hall (455 Main St. Worcester, MA), on May 22, 2026.
Kate Toomey, Worcester City Councilor retweeted
The Worcester Police Department is seeking the public's assistance to identify the male in this photo. He is suspected of breaking into a motor vehicle on Wheeler Avenue on April 17, 2026, and stealing a wallet. The suspect used the credit cards inside to make purchases at two...
As Chair of Public Safety for Worcester City Council, I thank you to all our Law Enforcement Professionals for putting their lives on the line every day to ensure we have a safe and lawful community.
Coming from a long line of LEO's, I’m grateful for your service to the public.
26 years ago, at 18:13 hours, six Worcester Firefighters paid the ultimate sacrifice while trying to save other lives. We’ll never forget them and continue to honor them.
Paul Brotherton, Jerry Lucey,
Tom Spencer, Tim Jackson,
James Lyons, Joe McGurik.
We honor six brave heroes.
Dear friends, Box 4, an all volunteer organization since 2012, supporting emergency situations throughout the area is being evicted from its home by UMASS. If you know of anyone with a garage large enough, or willing to assist in fundraising, please contact the folks on the link
Box 4 is losing our home. How you can help and further info:
box4associates.org/help-us
Kate Toomey, Worcester City Councilor retweeted
This is absolutely amazing, this man has some serious skills!
I am most grateful to be re-elected to the Worcester City Council for my 11th term. I appreciate everyone who came out and supported me with their votes. It means the world to me!
I was honored to speak tonight at the Worcester Fire Department promotion and award ceremony this evening. Four were recognized for bravery at a water rescue at Coes Pond and there were 14 promotions, 1 Deputy Chief, 2 District Chiefs, 3 Captains and 8 Lieutenants.
Please avoid known flood areas. If you don’t have to go out, please stay safe and dry. Fire, Police and EMT’s are very busy right now.























