Quincy City Hall — Local services in Quincy

**The City of Quincy participates in the South Shore HOME Consortium’s First Time Homebuyer Program. The Program provides 0% interest, deferred payment loans to qualifying households that are purchasing a single-family home, condominium, or townhouse in Quincy, Braintree, Holbrook, or Weymouth.

Quincy Housing Authority (QHA) has taken over management of 2 additional housing authorities, Hingham Housing Authority (HHA) in 2019 and Marshfield Housing Authority (MHA) in 2020.

Quincy Housing Authority is recognized as a high performing agency and has been successfully managing the two additional authorities. Since new management began QHA has made much needed dramatic improvements at the two properties. QHA is proud of these collaborative agreements and continue to improve the quality of living for the residents at Marshfield and Hingham Housing Authorities.

Quincy, Braintree, Holbrook, and Weymouth: • Quincy: Approximately 11% of individuals live below the poverty level.

• Braintree: Around 5% of individuals and 4% of families live below the poverty level.

• Holbrook: Approximately 7.4% of individuals live below the poverty level.

• Weymouth: Approximately 6.2% of individuals live below the poverty level.

Marshfield, Hingham, and Holbrook: • Marshfield: Approximately 7.9% of individuals live below the poverty level.

• Hingham: Approximately 3.5% of individuals live below the poverty level.

• Holbrook: Approximately 7.4% of individuals live below the poverty level

SEEMS LIKE QUINCY CAN MANAGE EVERYWHERE...

The City of Quincy has systems and people that clearly do NOT govern their citizens and use outside agencies in NY to fine residents by braking their laws and regulations. The state isn’t better as I submitted an abuse of state assigned parking on a public street and did not receive any response as indicted on their site. A neighbor had the city put handicap signs up to block in front of their house just so no one else could park on the PUBLIC street and have not used it once since I moved here in 2021. They have a massive driveway where they ALWAYS park. According to the law, you must have a need for a handicap parking space on a public residential street where I live. Just another abuse of handicap protections and city incompetence. Where do our taxes go? Your trash people litter the streets worse than we could without a trash service that is paid by us, you don’t respond to our concerns, and you try to tack on extra fees to pad your pockets. I would like a response with a dismissal of this ticket and investigation, or apology and explanation from the mayor or someone else with authority to...

"Okay, Quincy, what’s the deal with these parking tickets? I swear, I parked for like 10 minutes to grab a coffee, and BAM—there’s a no ticket on my windshield. Are your parking enforcement officers just sitting around waiting for someone to stop for 30 seconds? It’s ridiculous! And don’t even get me started on the signs—half of them are so confusing or hidden behind trees that it feels like a trap. I get it, you need revenue, but this is just predatory. How about making it easier for people to actually understand where and when they can park instead of treating us like ATMs? Fix your system, Quincy!"

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