In-Person Voting
The City of Worcester has fifty precincts. The precincts are open 7 a.m. - 8 p.m. on election day. You must vote at the precinct where you are registered to vote.
The City of Worcester has fifty precincts. The precincts are open 7 a.m. - 8 p.m. on election day. You must vote at the precinct where you are registered to vote.
APPLYING FOR A MAIL-IN BALLOT
Absentee and early Vote by Mail ballots must be requested in writing at least 5 business days before Election Day. Applications are available for download below, but any written request is acceptable if it has your signature on it. For absentee ballot applications, a member of your family may also make the request on your behalf.
The City of Worcester is pleased to announce the addition of voluntary benefits for employees!
The following programs will be available for enrollment year-round and will be billed directly to you, no payroll deductions, at a group discounted rate managed directly through the vendor.
Switch to customized insurance and only pay for what you need. As an employee of the City of Worcester, you could save hundreds by bundling your auto and home insurance.
Below is a form you may complete to request a cultural flag be flown at City Hall. If you have any questions or need assistance, please contact:
Human Rights & Accessibility Office
City Hall Room 101
455 Main Street
Worcester, MA 01608
508-799-8486
humanrights@worcesterma.gov

The City of Worcester is a diverse community with residents of different cultural backgrounds from around the world. As such, we recognize that the raising and displaying of cultural flags enhances public awareness of this fact and expresses respect to all members of our community.

The Worcester Cyanobacteria Monitoring Collaborative (WCMC) is a group of volunteer community scientists that is working to better understand cyanobacteria in Worcester's lakes and ponds and the risk they pose to public health.
Sweepers will sweep private non-dirt roads providing that the equipment can make it up the street safely.
You may appeal parking tickets using the City's Parking Ticket Appeals process.
Yes. Failure to obey parking signs may result in a ticket or tow.
No, there is no parking allowed on either side of the street while signs are posted.