City News

The City of Quincy has posted its proposed Fiscal Year 2020 City Budget.

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

Officer Brandolini escorting 2 adult geese and 4 goslings along Washington St to safer terrain.

The Quincy Police Department is celebrating National Bike Month with a special donation from Breakstone, White & Gluck, a Boston personal injury law firm, and its Project KidSafe campaign.

On Saturday, May 25, at 10:00 AM join coastal citizen scientist Peter Fifield to explore one of his favorite spots, Gull Point.

Congratulations to Community Police Officers Greg Mar and Jim Whedbee on receiving the "Extra Mile Community Award" from Quincy Community Action Programs, Inc. (QCAP) last night.

Thank you to everyone who came out to our Coffee With A Cop on Tuesday, April 30th at Dunkin' on Franklin St, Quincy.

Mayor Thomas Koch recently announced the Spring and Summer 2019 schedule for playground replacements throughout Quincy’s neighborhoods. More than 25 playgrounds are being upgraded as part of Mayor Koch’s initiative to provide high-quality parks and playgrounds in every neighborhood

On Monday, April 30, 2019, dozens of Quincy Police Officers shaved their heads to support the St. Baldrick's Foundation and show The Mighty Quinn that nobody fights alone.

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 Department of Public Works has posted it's 2018 Fall/Winter InfoLetter.

A search warrant was executed at 6 Quarry St #1, Quincy that recovered a loaded firearm and a large quanitity of drugs.

Burgin Parkway Access Road Bridge and Roadway Construction

Traffic impacts for Phase I of the MassDOT project on the new bridge is scheduled to begin the week of March 24th. The State's contractor will set up a permanent work zone on the west side of Burgin Parkway between Hannon Parkway and Granite Street. The four travel lanes will be reduced to two travel lanes, one in each direction for a period of 10-12 months. Work will consist of relocating utilities, constructing a retaining wall, and raising the grade of the road. One Phase I is complete, Phase II will follow behind on the east side of Burgin Pkwy.

PCA 360 has presented it's February 2019 update on the South West Middle School Project.

The Department of Public Works has posted their 2019 Spring/Summer Yardwaste schedule.