In what has become a Quincy Quarry News tradition in recent years, the Quarry is now endeavoring to go three for three three years in a row at effectively projecting how much local homeowners should expect their local property tax bills to go up.
Road hazards happen. Especially in Quincy. Most especially in Quincy.
Add the MIA $26 million into the mix and the FY 2026 spending would total up to $62 million increase from FY 2025 as well as works out to be a near 15% spending increase.
In the wake of last Saturday’s free admission concert by American Celtic Punk band the Dropkick Murphys some intriguing information came Quincy Quarry’s way.
The City of Quincy was hit with a credit rating cut last week, something which now as well as yet again Quincy Quarry News breaks this latest Quarry story scoop of breaking badly badly bad news© for long-suffering Quincy locals.
Quincy Mayor Thomas Koch’s #Koched-up #Spending Baiting A #RecordPropertyTaxIncrease Going Away In 2026?
#SeaStreet #WaterMain# Breaks #RepairPatches Pose #SafetyHazards
#TwentySixMillion More In Not Budgeted Spending Obligations Looking To Skyrocket #CityOfQuincy #PropertyTaxes in 2026
#QuincyQuarryNews #WeeklyFishWrap: Hot Town, Summer In #TheCityOfQuincy
Who Paid The #DropkickMurphys ?