Administration & Finance

Timothy J. McGourthy, Chief Financial Officer

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Search Public Records

The City of Worcester is pleased to provide these data searches which will allow you to search our databases for public records of interest to you. You can find information about Property Records, Real Estate Taxes/Certificate of Municipal Liens, Search Bids, Tax Foreclosures and Tax Payment History.

Online Search Tools

Property Records
Search Worcester property records for property card data including values, ownership, land use, etc.

Real Estate Tax/CML
A Certificate of Municipal Lien (CML) tells how much tax is owed on a property. Use this search to view CML details.

Search Bids
Search the City of Worcester Bids database. Bids are available online for three years. Included in the bid details are the Bid Results and Awardee(s) which are entered when available, if applicable.

Tax Foreclosures
View the list of tax foreclosures in which the property's title has been reassigned in the name of the City by the Land Court. Contact the Treasurer & Collector of Taxes to request that a property be offered at the next foreclosure auction.

Tax Payment History
Search the City of Worcester Tax Payment database for Excise, Personal Property and Real Estate net tax payments per calendar year. Payment history is available for the past three years.

Vendor Check Register
Search the City of Worcester Vendor Check Register for a history of payments made to vendors. The check register data is available for the current and previous fiscal year.

News & Announcements

Latest News

Stearns Tavern Relocation Project at Coes Pond earns 2021 Audrey Nelson Community Development Award

The City of Worcester is proud to announce it has been named a 2021 Audrey Nelson Community Development Award recipient by the National Community Development Association for the Stearns Tavern Relocation Project at Coes Pond.
Posted: Saturday 01/16/21

Closing of Worcester City Hall, Municipal Buildings Extended to Jan. 25

As the result of continued increases in cases of the COVID-19 virus, and out of an abundance of caution, City Manager Edward M. Augustus Jr. has extended the closing of municipal buildings until Monday, Jan. 25.
Posted: Friday 01/08/21

Worcester City Hall, Municipal Buildings Closed to Public from Dec. 24-Jan. 11

As the result of a continued increase in positive COVID-19 cases, the City of Worcester has announced it will close City Hall and other municipal buildings to the public from Thursday, Dec. 24 through Monday, Jan. 11.
Posted: Wednesday 12/23/20

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Programs & Initiatives

FY21 Annual Financial Plan
The FY21 budget creates the opportunity to make strategic investments in our priorities. These include education, infrastructure, public safety, youth programming and neighborhood improvements, while also supporting core services and new initiatives in the city.

FY21 Capital Improvement Plan
This five-year plan for Fiscal Years 2021-2025 takes into account the collective priorities of our community, City Council and the administration following the vision of the Strategic Plan, "to be the country's most vibrant and livable mid-size city".

Windmill Turbine at Sunset with Peach Colored Sky

Green Worcester

Worcester is strongly committed to sustainability. The City and many community partners have already been investing in environmental protection, renewable energy and many other green activities.

Public Auctions

The Treasurer & Collector of Taxes periodically holds public auctions for land and/or property that fall under one of the three categories, Foreclosed Tax Title Public Auction, Tax Collector's Deed or Tax Title Assignment Auction.
Next Auction: TBA