Local events, announcements, and community activities are regularly posted on the town’s homepage under the News & Announcements section. This includes public meetings, community programs, and special events happening throughout the year.
- Incorporated 1718 · Worcester County
Welcome to Brookfield
An historic New England town committed to community, transparency, and responsive local government.
1660
Established
10,624
Acres
3,439
Residents
01506
ZIP Code
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Find the department or board you need. Every office is here to serve Brookfield residents and businesses.
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Advisory Committee
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Banister Common & Mall Committee
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Board of Assessors
Board of Health
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Cemetery Commission
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Community Development Block Grant Advisory Committee
Conservation Commission
Council on Aging
Cultural Council
Historical Commission
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Personnel Board
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Recreation Committee
Select Board
Town Hall Improvement Committee
Water Commissioners
Zoning Board of Appeals
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How Do I...
Quick answers for residents and businesses.
How do I find local community events?
How do I pay my bills?
You can pay bills such as taxes and utilities in multiple ways:
- Online payments via the town’s payment portal
- In person at Town Hall
- By mail using check or money order
- Drop box options for certain services
Online payments accept credit cards or electronic checks, while in-person and mailed payments may include cash, check, or money order depending on the service.
How do I donate to support local charities?
You can support local charities and community initiatives by participating in town-organized events, volunteering opportunities, and community programs listed on the town website. The town regularly promotes local initiatives and partnerships through announcements and community boards where you can find ways to contribute or get involved.
How do I search for planning information and building codes?
Planning information, zoning bylaws, and building regulations are available through the Planning Board and town resources. You can access zoning bylaws, subdivision regulations, and planning documents directly from the website. For specific inquiries or applications, you can contact the Planning Board or schedule an appointment with the Town Hall.
How do I request legal papers and documents?
You can request official records and documents through the town’s Public Records Request service. This includes access to legal documents, meeting records, and other municipal information. Requests can typically be submitted online or through the appropriate town office listed on the website.