On this episode of City View with Mayor Tom Koch, the Mayor discusses the decision by Quincy Police Chief Mark Kennedy and Mayor Koch to remove Flock Safety cameras following concerns and feedback from residents.

After listening to the community, the City has decided to move away from Flock and transition to its own Automated License Plate Recognition (ALPR) camera system.

Mayor Koch explains the decision, what prompted the change, and the City's plans moving forward as Quincy continues to address public safety while responding to the concerns of its residents.

A major announcement brings new possibilities for the future of the former Eastern Nazarene College (ENC) campus in Quincy.

In this episode of *City View*, Mayor Tom Koch discusses the recent agreement for the Quincy Housing Authority Development Corporation to purchase the property and what this important development could mean for the city.

From creating new housing opportunities for seniors and first-time homebuyers to preserving valuable green space, Mayor Koch shares his vision for this unique property and why its future matters so much to the surrounding neighborhood and the people of Quincy.

In this episode of City View, Mayor Tom Koch takes a closer look at several timely issues facing Quincy, offering some added context, answering questions, and helping separate fact from fiction.

A straightforward conversation providing clarity about Quincy today, and where the city is going.

Mayor Koch Discusses the Massachusett Tribe, Squaw Rock Improvements & Remembering Tom Pecoraro

Mayor Tom Koch on the 250th birthday of America & the spirit of the 4th of July

Mayor Tom Koch talks about the budget presentation this past Monday night before the Quincy City Council and the rare opportunity Quincy has to purchase the ENC property.

A wonderful evening of idea-sharing with Mayor Koch and the City team on the future of the former ENC campus. So many great thoughts – well, maybe with the exception of the person who wrote down “Casino” as a potential future use at the campus. We’ll be compiling the comments and suggestions into a report in the coming weeks – and you can still provide feedback for this part of the public process at www.quincyma.gov/enc or e-mailing directly ENCFeedback@quincyma.gov through March 27.

A New Year in Quincy! Mayor Koch on the new City Council, Snow Removal, How does that work? A Couple of upcoming events.