Carla M. Darosa City Council at Large

I’m proud to announce our first Neighborhood Cleanup Day. Every street we clean shows the pride we have in Brockton. Join us and let’s make a real difference in our community!

Saturday April 11, from 10am - 12pm
Meet at City Hall: 45 School St.

Happy Easter to all!

May your day be filled with love, hope, and joyful moments with family and friends. Let’s celebrate this season of renewal and blessings together!

Yesterday, we came together at City Hall to celebrate our Greek community and raise the Greek flag.

Brockton’s richness comes from the diversity of its people, and today we honored the culture, history, and spirit that connect us all.

On Greek Independence Day, we reflected on Greece’s journey to freedom. Thank you to all who joined us!

🍀 Happy St. Patrick’s Day, Brockton! 🍀

Today, we celebrate the rich traditions and vibrant spirit of the Irish community here in Brockton.

I’m proud to be part of a city that embraces and uplifts so many cultures. Our diversity is our strength, and days like today remind us of the importance of honoring the heritage that shapes our community.

Wishing everyone a joyful and safe St. Patrick’s Day. May your day be filled with pride, celebration, and community spirit.

HAPPY INTERNATIONAL WOMEN’S DAY

Today, we celebrate the strength, resilience, and leadership of women in our community and across the world.

As a proud City Councilor in Brockton, I am honored to serve alongside so many inspiring women who lead in our neighborhoods, businesses, schools, and homes. Your voices matter. Your work matters. Your leadership matters.

International Women’s Day is not only about recognition — it is about continuing the work to ensure equity, opportunity, and respect for every woman and every girl.

To the women breaking barriers, building families, running businesses, organizing communities, and shaping the next generation: today we celebrate you.

Together, we rise.

Snow Emergency Update
Stay safe Brockton

SNOW EMERGENCY & POWER OUTAGE UPDATE 🚨
Monday, February 23

Blizzard conditions continue in the City of Brockton with heavy snow, strong winds, and very limited visibility.

Residents are urged to stay off the roads to allow first responders and plow crews to operate safely. The citywide parking ban remains in effect.

As of 4:00 PM, 2,196 residents remain without power. Due to wind speeds exceeding 35 MPH, National Grid cannot safely operate bucket trucks. Restoration efforts will continue as soon as conditions improve.

Use generators outdoors only
Check on elderly and vulnerable neighbors
Report outages directly to National Grid
Call 911 for emergencies only

Additional updates will be provided as they become available.

Stay safe, Brockton.
Mayor Moises M. Rodrigues

Happy Presidents’ Day

This day reminds us that leadership begins with service. At the local level, that means listening, collaborating, and making thoughtful decisions that reflect the needs of our residents.

It is an honor to serve our community on the City Council.

Happy Valentine’s Day! ❤️

Today is a beautiful reminder to celebrate love, kindness, and the connections that bring our community together. I’m grateful every day for the families, neighbors, and residents who make our city such a special place to live and grow.

Wishing everyone a day filled with appreciation, joy, and meaningful moments with the people who matter most.
Carla Monteiro-Darosa

It was an honor to welcome Cabo Verde’s Prime Minister, José Ulisses Correia e Silva, to the City of Brockton during his official visit to the United States.

As a proud representative of our community, I was grateful to take part in this meaningful gathering alongside local and state leaders, including Mayor Moises Rodrigues, celebrating the strong ties between Cabo Verde and the Cape Verdean diaspora that continues to shape and strengthen our city.

Our conversations reflected the importance of connection, culture, and continued collaboration between our communities — both here in Brockton and across the diaspora.

Moments like this remind us of the power of representation and the impact of staying connected to our roots while working together to build a stronger future for the next generation.