What should I do in the event I do not receive my bill?
You should request a duplicate tax bill via email or by calling the Treasurer's Office at 508-799-1075 to request the form.
You should request a duplicate tax bill via email or by calling the Treasurer's Office at 508-799-1075 to request the form.
Please send your payment and remittance slip to:
City of Worcester
PO Box 15602
Worcester, MA 01615-0602
Please make checks payable to: City of Worcester. If you do not have a remittance slip, for proper crediting, please write the parcel ID (Map, Block, Lot) on the check and include the property location and owner's name. To obtain a receipt, enclose a self-addressed stamped envelope and both portions of the bill with the payment.
Worcester DPW Sewer Operations is responsible for the operation and management of sewer infrastructure, which includes three components:
Our goal during a winter storm is to keep streets open, essential traffic moving, and return streets to safe traveling conditions as soon as possible. Please review the Winter Weather Guide for important information to help you through the winter.

Keep Worcester Walking in Winter
Learn how to do your part to keep sidewalks, curb-cuts, and ramps clear of snow and ice.
The City of Worcester is proud to offer fall leaf collection service to its residents because most communities do not provide curb side leaf collection. The DPW strives to reach the best possible balance when notifying the public of the upcoming leaf collection schedule. We wish to give residents enough notice to move their leaves into the street, but also not to impose longer than necessary on-street parking restrictions.
The spring street sweeping program is not intended to collect leaves or yard waste. Yard waste should be brought to one of the City's Drop-Off Centers.
The Green Hill Park Farm is home to various gentle farm animals and is a great place for families with children looking for a leisurely activity on a nice day. The farm is open year round and is located within Green Hill Park. The farm is free of charge and open to the public. Large groups wishing to visit should contact the Farm's Zookeeper at 508-799-1323 to arrange a visit.
Due to health and safety issues, NO FEEDING THE ANIMALS ALLOWED.
Animals at the Farm include:
The Department of Parks, Recreation & Cemetery maintains and manages a par 72, 18-hole municipal golf course. City residents and non-City residents alike can enjoy an exciting and challenging round of golf along with industry standard amenities and services including golf skill training classes, events and Worcester's only driving range!
Trees enhance the beauty and value of homes, streets and communities. However, trees planted in the wrong place can cause property damage and become a detriment rather than an asset. Planning the location and species of a tree will ensure that the tree will be an asset and not grow into a hazard or a nuisance.