MassVoter.com← Quincy City CouncilQuincy City Council · 2020–2021 Council · Special meeting
June 24, 2021
4 recorded votes, 4 with disagreement.
Sources: Official minutes (PDF)
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Attendance
Present: Ian Cain, Noel DiBona, William Harris, Anne Mahoney, David McCarthy, Brian Palmucci, Charles Phelan, Nina Liang
Absent: Anthony Andronico
Every vote, in order
Fiscal 2022 General Fund Budget new total of $345,984,307.78 with an increase of over $5,865,181.87 from FY21, with...
Reconsideration and to restore the Elder Services/Council on Aging - $425 - Line Items - 570300 - Dues - Subscriptions - $300 & 570300 - Dues - Membership - $125 -New Dept. Budget Total - $852,678
Councillor Harris moved for reconsideration and to restore the Elder Services/Council on Aging - $425 - Line Items - 570300 - Dues - Subscriptions - $300 & 570300 - Dues - Membership - $125 -New Dept. Budget Total - $852,678
The minutes give only the count (5-4), not how each councillor voted. 8 councillors were present. The minutes do not name a seconder.
From the minutes
“Councillor Harris moved for reconsideration and to restore the Elder Services/Council on Aging - $425 - Line Items - 570300 - Dues - Subscriptions - $300 & 570300 - Dues - Membership - $125 -New Dept. Budget Total - $852,678 The motion was approved 5-4 Roll Call Vote.” (Motion: Harris)
Fiscal 2022 General Fund Budget New Fiscal 2022 General Fund Budget total of $345,984,732.78
Approve Fiscal 2022 General Fund Budget New Fiscal 2022 General Fund Budget total of $345,984,732.78
Motion to approve by Councillor McCarthy, Seconded by Councillor DiBona
The minutes give only the count (7-2), not how each councillor voted. 8 councillors were present.
From the minutes
“Fiscal 2022 General Fund Budget New Fiscal 2022 General Fund Budget total of $345,984,732.78 Motion to approve by Councillor McCarthy, Seconded by Councillor DiBona The motion was approved as amended by 7-2 Roll Call Vote.” (Motion: McCarthy, second: DiBona)
Fiscal 2022 Sewer Enterprise Budget total of $26,532,946.13
Approve Fiscal 2022 Sewer Enterprise Budget total of $26,532,946.13
Chairman Councillor McCarthy Motion to approve by Councillor McCarthy, Seconded by Councillor Phelan
The minutes give the count as 9-0, but the attendance line names only 8 councillors (Ian Cain, Noel DiBona, William Harris, Anne Mahoney, David McCarthy, Brian Palmucci, Charles Phelan and Nina Liang); Anthony Andronico is not on it. Showing the count only.
From the minutes
“Fiscal 2022 Sewer Enterprise Budget total of $26,532,946.13 Positive Recommendation made by Finance Committee Chairman Councillor McCarthy Motion to approve by Councillor McCarthy, Seconded by Councillor Phelan The motion was approved by 9-0 Roll Call Vote.” (Motion: McCarthy, second: Phelan)
Fiscal 2022 Water Enterprise Budget total of $12,439.696.65
Approve Fiscal 2022 Water Enterprise Budget total of $12,439.696.65
Chairman Councillor McCarthy Motion to approve by Councillor McCarthy, Seconded by Councillor Andronico
The minutes give the count as 9-0, but the attendance line names only 8 councillors (Ian Cain, Noel DiBona, William Harris, Anne Mahoney, David McCarthy, Brian Palmucci, Charles Phelan and Nina Liang); Anthony Andronico is not on it. Showing the count only. The minutes name Anthony Andronico as the seconder, but Anthony Andronico is not on the attendance line, so no seconder is shown.
From the minutes
“Fiscal 2022 Water Enterprise Budget total of $12,439.696.65 Positive Recommendation made by Finance Committee Chairman Councillor McCarthy Motion to approve by Councillor McCarthy, Seconded by Councillor Andronico The motion was approved by 9-0 Roll Call Vote.” (Motion: McCarthy)
From the official minutes kept by the Quincy City Clerk (agendas and minutes). From the Quincy City Council’s official minutes, posted on the city’s City Council agendas and minutes page (2025 on) and in its meeting minutes archive (earlier years). We check every vote against the councillors present and quote the exact wording. MassVoter never grades or scores officials. MassVoter never grades officials; votes and attendance are shown exactly as the minutes record them. Councillor photos: BallotReady candidate profiles (Anne Mahoney, Noel DiBona, Ziqiang Yuan, Richard Ash, Deborah Riley), the Green Voter Guide MA (Maggie McKee) and Quincy Access Television, November 2025 candidate messages (David Jacobs, Walter Hubley, Virginia Ryan). Former councillors show initials.
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