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Crime tip services are for non-emergency investigative information only and will not generate a radio call or summon the police to your location.

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War Memorials

The City of Worcester is home to numerous memorials and landmarks honoring the men and women who served our country.

Paul D. Morano, Jr., Assistant Chief Development Officer

We work collaboratively with other city divisions, city departments and partners on a wide range of projects and initiatives, including:

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The Worcester Cultural Coalition (WCC) is a public-private partnership established in 1999 between the City of Worcester and twelve cultural organizations. Today membership stands at 75 organizations, accounting for more than 2.7 million visitors to Worcester in calendar 2016, up from 1.5 million in 2006. Its mission is to draw on Worcester's rich and diverse cultural assets to foster economic revitalization, support active, creative engagement for all and promote a strong cultural identity for Greater Worcester.

Learn more about cultural projects and initiatives in the City of Worcester including public art efforts, film and media production, wayfinding and the street banner program.

The Worcester Arts Council (WAC) receives an annual appropriation of state funds from the Massachusetts Cultural Council (MCC), and makes these funds available to the community through its grant programs. WAC accepts grant applications for individuals and organizations. It is also one of the few Local Cultural Councils (LCCs) in the Commonwealth to offer Fellowships on an annual basis.