A Tax Collector's deed auction is a process conducted in accordance with M.G.L. Chapter 60, Section 43 whereby the City Treasurer offers the lien for the property owner's unpaid real estate taxes at public auction as a means to perfect a tax lien. The City shall make a single sale by public auction for the amount of unpaid taxes, interest and charges.
To be appointed to the Fire Department, the following must be fulfilled:
Yes. Military applicants who are unable to participate during the scheduled exam have the option of requesting military make up exam.
All the information needed to study for the written examination and prepare for the physical portion of the test (ELPAT) is available free online. Civil Service does not endorse any other courses or study materials.
After completing applications for both the written and physical portions of the exam, applicants should take time to prepare for each portion of the test in order to ensure their success.
The written exam dates can be found on the Civil Service exam site. Applications are only available online. When registering for the written exam you must also register for the ELPAT. You will receive an email from Civil Service instructing you how to schedule your ELPAT.
It does not matter if you take the ELPAT before or after the written exam. However, failure to take and pass the ELPAT will result in a failing score.
You must be at least nineteen (19) years of age at the time of the application deadline and the City of Worcester requires applicants to be younger than thirty-two (32) as of the date of the exam. Veterans are eligible to add up to four (4) years of military service time to the maximum age limit, increasing their eligibility to apply up to age thirty-five (35) as of the date of the exam.
Yes, this is a state-wide exam and anyone can take the test. Applicants who have resided in the City of Worcester for an entire twelve month period immediately preceding the date of examination are entitled to be placed on the eligible list for Worcester ahead of any nonresidents.
It is appropriate for health or social workers to use your Visitor Pass when visiting your home. Or the worker(s) may be eligible for a Professional Service Pass. If there are special circumstances, a request can be made to the Department of Transportation & Mobility for considerations.
The City, through the Public Works & Parks Department, can grant your guests parking consideration if you are having a wedding, party or other special large event.
If you have a plumber, electrician, etc., working on your property it will be necessary for him/her to use a Visitor's Pass if parked in the RPP zone.