Michelle M. Smith, Assistant Chief Development Officer

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Brian Allen, Superintendent

Our mission in the Worcester Public Schools is to provide all students the opportunity to advance their scholarship with a rigorous core curriculum and high quality instruction. This enables students to discover the expanse of their academic talents, shape the quality of their character, and develop the confidence to become conscientious, reflective citizens who are empowered to better our community and our world.

For complete information visit the official Worcester Public Schools website.

The City of Worcester is centrally located in Massachusetts and New England. With this convenient location Worcester has easy access to all New England states and beyond.

Highways

Running through the heart of the City is I-290 allowing access to other major highways such as I-190 (north), I-495 (north and south) and Route 146 (south). Additionally, the Massachusetts Turnpike I-90 (east and west) and I-84 (south) are easily accessible via these highways.

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The Investigative Division of the Worcester Police Department is responsible for follow-up investigations for crimes against persons and property. The major areas of responsibility are violent crimes including homicide, robbery, burglary, sexual assault and domestic violence.

Handouts

In the 1700s

As Worcester grew from a village into a small town in 18th & 19th centuries, residents had seen an increase in fires that affected the community. Guaranteed, if not caught quickly, a fire would result in a complete loss of property or worse. One example that would lead to many changes in fire protection was a fire that destroyed the house of Captain Benjamin Flagg in 1786. After the loss of his property, Captain Flagg led the charge to convince the town to buy a fire engine.

The Emergency Communications Department is responsible for operating the Emergency Communications Center, which answers 911 calls, complaint calls, switchboard calls, and dispatches Fire and Police emergency responses.

Mark Titelbaum, Director

The City of Worcester is proud to offer a competitive benefits package to supplement our employees' total compensation package. Employees must be employed for 20 hours per week or more to be eligible for most benefits. New employees will receive an orientation and benefit information specific to their position.

The following is not intended to be a comprehensive listing, and union contracts do prevail.