City of Quincy

06/12/2026

Congratulations to SecureWon on their grand opening on Victory Road in Marina Bay.

Quincy Chamber of Commerce

06/10/2026

Mayor Koch on this years QHS & NQHS graduates and Flag Day 2026

06/09/2026

The City of Quincy Election Department is proud to announce the implementation of new multilingual translation software. The addition of this software reflects the Election Department’s ongoing dedication to improving voter experience, expanding access and embracing innovative solutions that benefit the diverse Quincy community.

Working in partnership with Inclusion Solutions, the Election Department has equipped recycled iPads from previously used electronic Poll Pads with innovative software capable for translating 88 different languages, including Chinese (Mandarin and Cantonese), Vietnamese, Spanish, Portuguese, and many
commonly spoken within our community. By repurposing existing iPads from retired Poll Pad systems, the City was able to significantly reduce costs, purchasing only the software rather than entirely new devices. This cost-effective approach allowed Quincy to expand accessibility while responsibly utilizing existing technology resources.

Visit the link on the City's latest news for more information.
https://www.quincyma.gov/news_detail_T35_R307.php

06/08/2026

Want to save money on your home's heating and cooling upgrade?

Join City of Quincy QCAN - Quincy Climate Action Network & Quincy Asian Resources, Inc. to learn about heat pumps, rebates, and funding opportunities that can help make your next home energy improvement more affordable.

06/08/2026

Quincy is launching a new School Bus Safety Program to help protect students and make our streets safer. As of June 1, school buses have been equipped with stop-arm cameras that help deter illegal passing of stopped buses—a dangerous behavior that puts children at risk.

The program includes a 30-day warning period to educate drivers, with enforcement beginning July 1. By improving driver awareness and accountability, this initiative helps create safer school commutes for Quincy students and greater peace of mind for families.

Learn more about school bus stop laws and help keep our children safe.

City Launches School Bus Safety Program to Protect StudentsMayor Tom Koch and the City of Quincy today announced the launch of a new school bus stop-arm safety program designed to protect students as they travel to and from school and reduce dangerous driving behavior around stopped school buses.The...

06/07/2026

Congratulations, Seniors!!

🎓 Graduation Week is here, and we're ready to celebrate the incredible Class of 2026! 🎉

🔴⚫️ North Quincy High School
📅 Monday, June 8
📍 Veterans Memorial Stadium
🕕 Ceremony begins at 6:00 p.m. | Gates open at 5:00 p.m.

🔵⚪️ Quincy High School
📅 Tuesday, June 9
📍 Veterans Memorial Stadium
🕕 Ceremony begins at 6:00 p.m. | Gates open at 5:00 p.m.

Families and friends are welcome to attend—there is no limit on guests, and tickets are not required.

📺 Can't make it in person? Both ceremonies will be broadcast live on QATV Channel 22 and streamed at QATV.org.

♿ Accessible parking and seating are available at Veterans Memorial Stadium. For additional information, please contact the Superintendent's Office at 617-984-8701.

☔ In the event of rain, ceremonies will be moved indoors to the respective school gymnasiums. Please check the Quincy Public Schools website and social media channels on the day of the event for updates.

Congratulations to the Class of 2026! We can't wait to celebrate this milestone with you. 🎓💙

06/04/2026

The future of the former Eastern Nazarene College campus represents one of the most significant opportunities Quincy has seen in decades.

This is about preserving the character of a neighborhood, protecting valuable community assets, and exploring new possibilities that can benefit generations to come in the Wollaston neighborhood and the City of Quincy overall.

In this video, Mayor Tom Koch with Commissioner the Department of Natural Resources, David Murphy discuss the vision and the opportunities surrounding the ENC opportunity and why this moment matters.

Find out more here... https://www.quincyma.gov/enc/files.php -9875
Watch and share.

06/03/2026

Yesterday, Mayor Thomas Koch joined Atlantic Development and Atlantic Management to announce plans for a transformative new chapter at 1600 Crown Colony Drive.

06/03/2026

Notice from Quincy Elections Department

On June 1, 2026, the City of Quincy was required by law to designate voters as inactive if an annual census was not returned. As a result, 22,286 voters were moved to inactive status.

Inactive voters may return to active status at any time by completing an Affirmation of Current and Continuous Residence, submitting a new voter registration form, or providing a signed confirmation of their current address to the Election Department, under penalty of perjury. All inactive voters will receive a postcard in the mail with the opportunity to return to active status.

Being inactive does NOT remove your right to vote, but it is important to update your status to ensure your voter information is current. Maintaining active status helps avoid delays at the polls.

Check your voter status by visiting: www.sec.state.ma.us/OVR/ or by calling (617)-376-1144. To learn more about inactive voting, visit: [www.sec.state.ma.us/divisions/elections/voting-information/inactive-voters.htm]www.sec.state.ma.us/divisions/elections/voting-information/inactive-voters.htm

06/02/2026

From Vacant Office Space to Vibrant Community: A New Vision for Crown Colony

Today, Mayor Tom Koch, Atlantic Development and Atlantic Management, announced plans to transform a vacant 240,000-square-foot office building at 1600 Crown Colony Drive into a new 315-unit, 55+ condominium community.

As office vacancies continue to challenge communities across Greater Boston, Quincy is taking a proactive approach to reimagining underutilized properties, creating housing opportunities, generating jobs, and strengthening the City's tax base.

The project is expected to create approximately 100 construction jobs, new permanent positions upon completion, and generate more than $2.5 million annually in property tax revenue.