Mayor Kyle Moore

The City of Quincy is considering privatizing the collection of garbage and recycling instead of using the sticker program it has used for years. With that in mind, the City is going to hold two public hearings on the issue.  The first hearing will be tonight from 6:30 to 7:30 at St. Peter's Church basement at 2600 Maine Street in Quincy.

Quincy Mayor Kyle Moore is proposing that the City of Quincy should drop the garbage sticker option it has been using, in favor of one of two options which would see a flat fee for all users. The change would allow the City of Quincy to spend the increased monies on needed infrastructure improvements.

In Sunday's 'On the Street' column in the Quincy Herald-Whig, a column that yours truly quite often finds his name in, there was a picture of Quincy Mayor Kyle Moore. The adjacent article mentioned that the youthful looking Mayor was the recipient of some very kind words from the visiting Illinois Comptroller, Judy Baar Topinka, during a campaign stop at the Villa Katherine in Quincy last Tuesday.

(QUINCY)—Quincy City Council members vote 10-4 to end discussions with Coastal Hydropower. Mayor Kyle Moore says he will notify the Federal Energy Regulatory Commission that Quincy is no longer interested and that permits the city currently has will be allowed to expire.

Quincy Mayor Kyle Moore will unveil Quincy's first ever Community Scorecard Friday morning. The Quincy Scorecard presents a summary of key efficiency, effectiveness, and workload measurements from various departments and services within the city.

New Quincy Mayor Kyle Moore is inviting all citizens to join him for lunch every 4th Wednesday of each month during the summer months. You are encouraged to bring you lunch to Washington Park from noon to 1 p.m. during those days including the first day of June 26.