QUINCY, MA – June 17, 2021 - Mayor Thomas Koch and two Boston developers today announced plans for three major new downtown redevelopment projects totaling more than $300 million in private investment and including preliminary plans for a performing arts center on vacant City property.
Mayor Thomas Koch announces that the annual Neat Neighbors Contest will once again recognize Quincy residents who maintain their property in the spirit of a cleaner and greener Quincy.
The Quincy Farmers Market is changing their location from Pageant Field to Kilroy Square!
The Department of Natural Resources has posted slides from the remote meeting on the proposed foot bridge to Nut Island.
Breeding season for coyotes peaks in mid-February. During April/May, they will give birth to 4–8 pups in a den. We've received calls that residents are starting to see them in their neighborhood, particularly the Houghs Neck area. Here are some tips offered by Massachusetts Division of Fisheries & Wildlife:
Plans for a new Squantum Elementary School today officially qualified for the state’s school building program following a critical vote by the board that oversees school construction across Massachusetts.
The Department of Public Works has Released 2021 Spring/Summer Infoletter.
Brian Kenney, 34, of Quincy was arrested and charged with one count of Unarmed Robbery on a Person Over 65 and one count of Unarmed Robbery. Angelina Kenney, 38, of Quincy was arrested and charged with one count of Unarmed Robbery on a Person Over 65 (joint venture) and one count of Unarmed Robbery (Joint Venture). Upon the execution of the search warrant, items of evidentiary value were recovered.
Last evening, March 4, 2021, at approx. 11:10pm, officers responded to 115 Water Street on a report of a motor vehicle crash with personal injury. Members of the Quincy Police Department, Quincy Fire Department, and Brewster Ambulance responded to the scene. Officers observed that a 2005 Jeep Liberty had struck a home, causing minor damage, then struck several parked cars.
Have you ever thought of becoming a Quincy Police Officer? The 2021 Police Officer and State Trooper Exam has been announced.
We were so happy to get the opportunity to meet Jacqueline today. On Christmas Eve morning, she was struck by a motor vehicle and pinned under the car. Officers, along with a civilian, lifted the vehicle to free her.
Please join us in welcoming four new officers to the Quincy Police Department: Officer Brenna Callahan; and Officer Nick Frasso; Officer John Ryan; and Officer Cornelius Koch.
On Monday, January 11, 2021, after a month’s long investigation into a Drug Trafficking Organization, operating throughout numerous South Shore communities, the Quincy Police Drug Control Unit executed five (5) search warrants, four (4) in Quincy and one (1) in Weymouth.
Quincy Police Drug Control Unit discovered a large-scale pill manufacturing operation and the Drug Enforcement Administration Clandestine Laboratory Enforcement Team safely dismantled the equipment and disposal of all chemical.
Please welcome three more of our newest officers: Officer Saxon Bresnahan; Officer Ashley McBrien; and Officer Courtney Murray. All three women were born and raised in Quincy. Each earned a Bachelor’s degree while in college.
