City of Quincy

Cleanup News Conference Calls for Weekend Volunteers [Listen]
Cleanup News Conference Calls for Weekend Volunteers [Listen]
Cleanup News Conference Calls for Weekend Volunteers [Listen]
The storm recovery project is continuing in the City of Quincy. This upcoming weekend will be filled with the sounds of chainsaws as people try to clear their property of fallen tree limbs. There are plenty of elderly and disabled people who will not be able to do any cleanup. Therefore, there is  a request for people who can help them this Saturday and Sunday during the hours of 8 a.m. to 8 p.m.
Household Waste Collection Sites in Quincy Changed
Household Waste Collection Sites in Quincy Changed
Household Waste Collection Sites in Quincy Changed
The City of Quincy has made arrangements for four household waste collection sites around the city for private citizens of the city to use during this storm damage crisis through Friday, July 17. This will allow Quincy citizens to dispose of house waste and food waste only, absolutely NO YARD WASTE, trees or debris.
Storm Recovery Information You Need to Know
Storm Recovery Information You Need to Know
Storm Recovery Information You Need to Know
Recovery information continues to pour in today as the City of Quincy and surrounding area cleans up from the massive storm that struck the area Monday. In no particular order, here are some items you need to know in your own particular recovery effort.
City of Quincy Sets Dates for Wheeled Garbage Tote Signups
City of Quincy Sets Dates for Wheeled Garbage Tote Signups
City of Quincy Sets Dates for Wheeled Garbage Tote Signups
The City of Quincy will begin a Wheeled Garbage Tote sign up on Monday May 5 through Friday June 6. Sign ups will be held in the Water Department on the 2nd floor at City Hall.  You may call to sign up at (217) 228-4580 if you have a password on your water account. If not, you must sign up in person at City Hall.
Price Hike for Quincy Trash Stickers
Price Hike for Quincy Trash Stickers
Price Hike for Quincy Trash Stickers
Garbage stickers in Quincy are getting more expensive. On an 11-3 vote, the Quincy City council increased the price to 75 cents. Residents also have the choice of using a larger tote for a monthly fee. The increase is effective May 1.
Recycling on Quincy City Council Agenda
Recycling on Quincy City Council Agenda
Recycling on Quincy City Council Agenda
Three resolutions related to recycling are on tonight’s Quincy City Council agenda. One would reject all proposals for solid waste and recycling collection. Two resolutions would enter into five year contracts with Quincy Recycle Paper and Evans Recycling...

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