City of Worcester, MA

Tell Us About Services that are Most Important to You

For Immediate Release: 9/7/2012 8:34 am

Worcester, MA (September 7, 2012) - Job Training, After-School Programs, Public Safety, Affordable Housing, Public Health and Youth Services. Are these services important to you? Do they impact you and your family?

Every year, the City of Worcester receives Federal funding to help our residents gain access to much-needed services such as these. These dollars are limited and we want to make sure that every cent is allocated to address the most pressing needs of those in our community.

We want you to tell us about services that are most important to you at one of the following public information sessions:

• Monday, November 5th, 6:30 PM, Plumley Village Boys & Girls Clubhouse, 16 Laurel Street
• Thursday, November 8th, 6:30 PM, Worcester Public Library, 3 Salem Street

All meetings are open to the public and all meeting rooms are ADA accessible. For more information call (508) 799-1400, extension 226.

Additionally, an Online Survey has been developed where citizens may submit their responses addressing individuals' needs and concerns!

Hosted by the City of Worcester's Executive Office of Economic Development and the Community Development Advisory Committee.