Quincy College board meeting notes: 24.03.07
Issues including funding were discussed at the meeting
March 5 presidential primary voting results
Nearly a quarter of eligible voters in Quincy cast ballots in the “Super Tuesday” presidential primary
Park Department public meeting notes: 24.03.04
Updates on Forbes Hill Park, Faxon Park, and the construction of the new Squantum School
Rec Department public meeting notes: 24.03.04
The free outdoor rink had 29,000 visitors and may return next winter near Kilroy Square garage
What do the local party committees do?
The chair of the Quincy Republican City Committee provides some information about the local party organization
How voting machines are tested in Quincy
Assistant City Clerk Joe Newton describes how the machines that tabulate votes in each of Quincy's 31 precincts are put through their paces
What to expect during early voting in the 2024 presidential primary
A step-by-step guide to early voting at Quincy City Hall
The convenience of Vote By Mail
Vote By Mail the most convenient way to have your voice heard!
Early Voting begins on February 24
Early Voting for the 2024 Presidential Primary from February 24 through March 1, 2024.
Thomas Crane Public Library Board of Trustees Meeting - 2.8.2024
Thomas Crane Public Library Board of Trustees Meeting 2.8.2024
November ’23 city election by the numbers
We share our analysis of voters in the 2023 municipal election
Free Programs @ Thomas Crane Library – Main, Wollaston, and North Quincy
Thomas Crane Public Library
What to do if your name isn’t on the voter list
Learn about provisional ballots and how they’re used
It's time to vote!
Local races for mayor, city council, and school committee are on the ballot
Quincy Votes! publishes candidates’ war chests and answers to voter questions
Voters who want to learn more about the candidates running for mayor, city council, and school committee – including how much money they’ve raised and where it comes from – have a new resource: quincyvotes.org/2023
