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Quincy mayor defies council vote to cut top official's job from budget
2+ mon, 1+ week ago (97+ words) Quincy Mayor Tom Koch is keeping the Emergency Management director role despite a city council vote to cut it. Quincy mayor defies council vote to cut top official's job from budget QUINCY ‒ Mayor Tom Koch will keep the Emergency Management…...
Quincy council trims $1.7M from mayor’s 2027 budget
2+ mon, 1+ week ago (111+ words) Council cut $1.7M from $492M budget Reduced total budget to $488.5M Made 49 amendments Shifted $900K downtown costs Reworked debt service by $800K+ QUINCY ‒ After five budget hearings stretching over... Quincy council trims $1.7M from mayor’s 2027 budget QUINCY ‒ After five budget hearings stretching over 25 hours, city council…...
Clerk says Quincy petition against mayor's raise may be on the ballot - AOL
2+ mon, 2+ week ago (732+ words) QUINCY ‒ A petition seeking to undo Mayor Tom Koch's pay raise has now qualified for the ballot after a court ruling forced the city to count previously rejected signatures, City Clerk Nicole Crispo confirmed. Quincy Citizens for Fair Raises launched…...
Quincy City Council rescinds mayor’s 79% salary raise
2+ mon, 2+ week ago (130+ words) The Quincy City Council has rescinded the mayor’s controversial 79% pay raise. The raise, approved in 2024, would have increased Mayor Thomas Koch’s salary to $285,000. City councilors also would have received a 50% pay increase. Councilor Noel DiBona voted against restoring the mayor’s…...
Quincy just passed on a $21 million campus worth $58 million — here's why
2+ mon, 3+ week ago (634+ words) The Quincy City Council rejected the mayor’s proposal to buy the former campus of Eastern Nazarene College on Monday after months of discussion. Six councilors voted against the $21 million purchase, and 3 voted in favor. The majority raised concerns primarily over…...