City News

The City of Quincy DPW has psoted their 2019 Fall/Winter DPW InfoLetter.

The Weymouth Police Department recently completed their investigation into the August 7, 2019 pedestrian crash involving a Quincy Police Officer. Officer Daniel Church was responding to a medical call with CPR in progress when 79-year-old Giovanni Angelucci was struck as he crossed Independence Ave.

Health Update is a weekly article written by Ruth Jones MSPH,BSN, RN, BC, CP-FS, Commissioner of the Quincy Health Department.

Join Mayor Tom Koch and Media Director Mark Carey for a new Podcast series discussing the latest events happening in the City of Quincy.

The City Clerks Office has posted the September 10, 2019 City Preliminary Election Results.

We are happy to announce we have kicked off our Pink Patch Project! The Pink Patch Project is a public awareness campaign designed to bring attention to the fight against breast cancer and to support breast cancer organizations in combating this devastating disease. Over 400 law enforcement agencies from across the country currently participate in the Pink Patch Project!

on Saturday, September 28 at 5:00 PM, join coastal naturalist Peter Fifield for a stroll over sand spits and mud flats to explore marine life, view mysterious pilings and enjoy beautiful views.

On Saturday, September 28 & Sunday, September 29, the 22nd Annual Quincy ArtsFest will be held at Adams Field.

The repaving of Hancock Street between Fenno Street and Glover Avenue will take place nights beginning on Tuesday, September 10th.

The DPW has posted their 2019 Fall/Winter Yardwaste Schedule.

Join us at 9:30 AM on Sunday, September 29th at Adams Field, 1 Merrymount Parkway, for this year's City of Presidents 5k!

There has been significant Eastern Equine Encephalitis (EEE) and West Nile Virus activity in mosquitoes across the State this year.

The Quincy Police Department offers the CRASE Course - a free course that provides pre-planned response options should employees find themselves faced with an active shooter or similar type incident.

Recently, there has been an uptick in complaints of questionable businesses roaming about Quincy, offering services such as paving, masonry and landscaping. Learn to spot a scam and help prevent others from falling victim.

Quincy, MA has been recognized as the first official U.S. City to partner and to participate in the international arts and cultural movement Fair Saturday, on Saturday November 30, 2019.