The credit rating downgrade hit the fan just as Quincy Mayor Thomas P. Koch’s variously problematic high-risk plan to bail out the City of Quincy’s woeful underfunded pension fund was formally presented by the Koch Maladministration to the City Council for the council’s consideration.
Will wonders ever cease? This week the usually all but invariably obsequious Quincy City Council pushed back against Quincy’s without equal free-spending Mayor Thomas P. Koch for a change.
While out and about on the pandemic quiet but still mean streets of Quincy, Quincy Quarry personnel happened upon a crew working on a local traffic signal. The thing is, rather than a City of Quincy work crew, the workers appeared to be employees of a private company.
It is now official: the Koch Maladministration rolled out its talking heads to talk up building a brand-new and city-owned home for both City Hall and Quincy College at Monday night’s City Council Finance Committee meeting.
Quincy Mayor Thomas P. Koch is surely looking to see a legacy enhancing edifice to affix his name happen, most especially on what would be the tallest building in town, and so memorialize most likely Quincy’s most vertically-challenged mayor.
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