City of Quincy, MA, Emergency Management. Account not monitored 24/7. Call 911 for Emergencies requiring Police/Fire/EMS. Emergency Operations (617) 376-1105
Baby Owen was detained by Officer Habib after double parking his stroller. Promising to share his breakfast and some baby smiles, he was given a warning. We are fortunate in Quincy to have great relations with our community Enjoy the rest of your Labor Day Weekend and Stay Safe.
Thank you to the @mass_ogr for recently hosting @QuincyEMA@quincymapolice and other partner agencies that participated in a highly successful meeting to enhance collaboration across the MBHSR.
TOMORROW, OCT. 4: There will be a nationwide emergency alert test sent to all TVs, radios, and cell phones at 2:20 p.m. ET.
Important information and what can be expected from the nationwide test: https://t.co/2yv5y297wb
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🔔The nationwide emergency alert test is coming up on Wednesday.
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📅📲 One week from today…
@FEMA & @FCC will conduct a nationwide test of the Emergency Alert System (EAS) and Wireless Emergency Alerts (WEA), directing test messages to cellphones, TVs & radios. 📺📱��
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Yesterday's opening ceremony of 911 Tunnel To Towers Mobile Exhibit welcomed the community to honor those lost on September 11, 2001. See artifacts from 9/11 & hear a guided tour from FDNY Firefighters who responded on 9/11. Visit thru 9/23 11am-7pm at the Generals Park.
Congratulations to Deputy Fire Chief Patrick Dee, Fire Captain Christopher Lewis & Fire Lieutenant Cody Daniels on their promotions today in Great Hall. A proud @CityofQuincy is grateful for your dedication to our citizens. @792QFD
This morning, Mayor Tom Koch, Chief Joe Jackson & the Quincy Fire Dept celebrated as Ladder 4 officially put in service today with Engine 6 in Hough’s Neck to help cover the surrounding neighborhoods as well as support need across the @CityofQuincy to help keep our City safe.
Please take time to check around for any unused or expired medications. See attached poster for details. See note at the bottom regarding the secure kiosk at Police Headquarters if you are unable to make it on Saturday.
Tough day to fight a fire. #Quincy firefighters say the first four hydrants they tried on Liberty St. Saturday morning were frozen. Thankfully, Dep. Chief says all trucks carry water so they were able to start putting it out. 5th and 6th hydrants worked. 🥶
The @quincymapolice will conduct Emergency Response Training at Quincy at Quincy Housing Authority buildings in January. The training will be highly beneficial and informative for QHA residents.
Quincy Police Department to Conduct Emergency Response Training at Quincy Housing Authority Buildings. Translators will be present. Questions on training, Quincy Emergency Management, 617 376-1105 or Lt. James Flaherty, QPD Community Policing Unit at [email protected].