This document outlines the agenda and pending matters for the Quincy City Council meeting on Monday, February 23, 2026, presided over by Council President Anne M. Mahoney.
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The Council consists of nine members supported by various committees. Key committees include Finance, Ordinance, Oversight, Public Works, Public Safety, Housing, and others, each with designated chairs and vice-chairs.
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- 2026-6: Ordinance to safeguard transparency and public access to information in Council proceedings - 2026-8: Amending Council rules to establish public participation procedures - 2026-34: Resolution upholding dignified discourse in public meetings
- 2026-7: Establishing fiscal safeguards, reserve protections, and financial transparency - 2026-9: Strengthening the powers of the City Auditor - 2026-32: Requiring financial disclosure regarding the Munroe Building tenancies and leases
- 2026-12: Mayor Koch's proposed salary schedule amendment - 2026-13/29: Multiple orders to repeal the Mayor's pay raise (Ordinance 2024-055) - 2026-14/30: Orders to repeal the City Council's pay raise (Ordinance 2024-056) - 2026-15/31: Orders to repeal annual raises for elected officials (Ordinance 2024-090) - 2026-16: Order for the City Solicitor to answer questions regarding raise deferments
- 2026-18: Resolution to establish a Residential Property Tax Exemption under M.G.L. Chapter 59, Section 5C - 2026-33: Review of short-term rental regulations and enforcement
- 2026-10: Amending sewer/water ordinance – prohibited discharges and enforcement - 2026-11: Amending stormwater management enforcement and penalties - 2026-17: Approval of solar energy installation at Squantum Elementary School - 2026-37: Requesting a briefing on the city's response to the January 24–27 winter storm
- 2026-26: Adding handicapped parking at 57 Grafton St. - 2026-27: Adding no-parking restrictions on Carlson St. - 2026-28: Removing seasonal no-parking on Mullin Ave.
- 2026-36: Review of resident interactions with City Hall and expansion of online municipal services - 2026-20 to 2026-25: Multiple utility grants of location for Massachusetts Electric/Verizon across various streets
- 2026-35: Resolution urging passage of Massachusetts House Bill H.91 and Senate Bill S.2556 to modernize funding for community media (already disposed)
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The standard meeting follows an 11-point agenda including roll call, prayer, pledge, approval of minutes, mayoral communications, committee reports, and scheduling of future meetings.