AM Quincy

New firefighter gear, a change to the city auditor's position, and snow removal are some of the topics discussed in this city hall update.  Chapters (00:00:00) - March 1st: Is It Meteorological Spring? (00:00:57) - DPW update on winter storm response (00:02:55) - Local talk about snow removal (00:04:40) - City Council Discusses Ordinance to Strengthen the Powers of (00:07:07) - Community Preservat...

Gear request in committee. 2 new firefighters. Free coffee. Chapters (00:00:16) - Quincy Firefighters Transfer to Fire Department (00:02:06) - Quincy Man Sentenced for St. Patrick's Day Assault (00:03:43) - Lindsay Clancy Appear Remotely in Murder Case (00:05:33) - Boston to Host 2020 Democratic National Convention (00:06:46) - Stocks mixed, oil climbs (00:07:44) - Winter Weather Outlook for Quinc...

QCAP Home Energy Assistance Program Director Lauren Rexford provides information about how to apply for energy assistance programs.   Chapters (00:00:00) - There is Still Time to Apply for Energy Assistance Programs (00:06:57) - Home Heating Assistance Program (00:11:09) - Immigrant and Veterans Income Tax Assistance (00:13:33) - Energy Assistance Program Open for Winter

Quincy stabbing. Quincy council meeting.  Parking ban lifted.  Chapters (00:00:00) - MBTA Signal Replacement Work Continues (00:05:07) - TSA Agents Won't Get Another Paycheck until the Partial Government (00:06:20) - Winter Weather Continues, Stocks Plunge

Maya Smith, Director of Partnerships and Program Development for Save the Harbor Save the Bay talks about their 40th anniversary, and the 16th annual Shamrock Splash.  

Quincy snow removal. Red line repairs. Tuskegee Airmen honored. 

Quincy schools open. Snow cleanup continues. Sheriffs help with storm recovery. 

Quincy City Clerk Nicole Crispo with information about the most recent licensing board meeting and the annual rabies vaccination clinic.  

Quincy schools closed. Power restored. T regular schedule. 

Quincy Mayor Thomas Koch provides an update to the city's response to the blizzard at 12pm on February 24, 2026.  

Matt Douglas, Chief Observer at the Blue Hill Weather Observatory in Milton provides details and statistics about the Blizzard of 2026.  

Blizzard cleanup. Power restoration. No school

Warming center opens. Power outages. School closed Tuesday.

Blizzard triggers Snow Emergency.

Quincy Symphony Orchestra President Brian Hickox and Conductor Yoichi Udagawa speak about plans for a performing arts center in Quincy and provide information about the three concerts remaining in this season. 

Quincy Police Marine Unit Officers Sean Crowley and Chris Fish provide information about free basic boating certificate classes and speak about boating safety. 

Braintree shooting. Mall takeover. Quincy council meeting. 

Quincy's first MBTA zoned project. Former State Police union President sentenced. Change to St. Patrick's Day Parade. 

New firefighter gear. New Taco Bell. Fake dentist. 

Quincy Mayor Thomas Koch comments on a request for new firefighter gear, and the court case regarding proposed statues for the new public safety complex. 

Water main break. Judge considers raises. Helicopter pole removal. 

Classical Guitarist Fred Spring, and instructor at EKS Music School in Quincy, invites everyone to a free concert at St. Chrysostom's Episcopal Church in Quincy on February 21st.  

Quincy statues in court. Quincy pay raises in court. Quincy Winterfest. 

Police in new headquarters. License plate cameras. Library sculpture. 

State Representative Tackey Chan discusses a proposed bill to regulate Artificial Intelligence in campaign advertising.  A proposed audit of the state legislature and the Lunar New Year are also touched on during this episode.