City News

Beginning Tuesday, December 29, the City of Quincy and Manet Community Health Center will partner to bring expanded COVID-19 testing to residents.

Please welcome three more of our newest officers: Officer Charles Waterman, Officer David Flynn, and Officer James Dalton.

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.

Please join us in congratulating Officer James Silcox on his retirement this morning!

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.

The Alcoholic Beverages Control Commission has released advisories pertaining to COVID-19.

We are happy to introduce Officer Elizabeth Le and Officer Asher Hughes. Both officers graduated the Transit Academy in November and are currently undergoing Field Training.

Please join us in welcoming and congratulating our 11 newest officers! They graduated from the Transit Academy in November and are currently undergoing Field Training.

The Quincy DPW has announced there will be no Street Opening Permits issued for the purpose of excavation after November 15, 2020.

This afternoon, two individuals were arrested relative to the shooting that occurred on October 24, 2020 on Common Street at approx. 10:30pm.

Carlos Serrano, 18, of Boston was arrested and charged with Carjacking and two counts of Assault & Battery. A juvenile was also arrested and charged.

The Quincy Police Department is saddened to announce the passing of retired Captain Vincent "Vinny" Flaherty, who passed away on October 21, 2020 at the age of 75. He served with the Quincy Police Department for 34 years and retired as a Captain in 2005

On Sunday, October 18, 2020, Officer Rolfsen was working in the West Quincy section of the city along with his canine partner Archer. At approximately 12:05pm, Officer Rolfsen randomly queried a black Volkswagon Jetta, which listed as revoked for insurance purposes. At this time, Officer Rolfsen activated his emergency blue lights and sirens and conducted a motor vehicle stop in the area of 277 Copeland St.

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