Quincy council sends Monroe Building transparency order and other oversight items to committees; QATV funding resolve passes unanimously Council unanimously passed a resolve urging state action to modernize community media funding and sent oversight orders on the Monroe Building, short-term rentals, online services and storm response to relevant committees for further review.

Quincy City Council takes bold steps towards transparency and community media funding, setting the stage for significant changes in local governance!

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Alderman Fletcher: 'If you want to live like a pig, move out to the county and do it.' – Muddy River News QUINCY–Alderman Greg Fletcher (R-1st Ward) took the opportunity to chastise Muddy River News Executive Editor Michele McCormack for interviewing the man at the center of the first legal win for the ci...

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Quincy City Council votes in favor of continuing grocery tax, 13-1 – Muddy River News QUINCY – The Quincy City Council voted in favor of retaining a 1% local grocery tax to replace the state-level tax that is ending January 1, 2026. City Council member Jeff Bergman (R-2) was the sole v...

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Yates gets reappointed for three more years as QPD chief – Muddy River News QUINCY — The Quincy City Council unanimously acknowledged the Fire and Police Commission’s reappointment of Adam Yates as Quincy Police Department chief at Monday’s meeting. Yates’s first term was set...

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Quincy residents oppose tax breaks for developers amid rising property taxes Residents criticize Quincy council for prioritizing tax breaks over affordable homeownership solutions

Quincy residents are demanding accountability as they confront rising property taxes and question the city's generous tax breaks for developers at the latest City Council meeting.

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Councilor Leang announces decision not to seek reelection during city meeting Councilor Leang reflects on decade of service and encourages new candidates to run.

Councilor Leang's heartfelt farewell during the Quincy City Council meeting marks a pivotal moment of change and encourages new voices to step up in local governance.

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Quincy City Council approves lien strategy for unpaid fines on blighted properties Council seeks to collect unpaid fines by placing liens on property tax bills.

Quincy City Council is taking a bold step to tackle blighted properties by proposing a lien strategy for unpaid fines, aiming to hold absentee landlords accountable.

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Quincy City Council discusses new child safety zones in updated ordinance Councilor Ash leads effort to amend regulations on registered sex offenders in Quincy.

Quincy City Council is stepping up for child safety and salary reforms—find out how they plan to protect kids while ensuring fair pay for leaders!

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