Building a city where public spaces reflect public pride.
Making every dollar count — with smart, transparent budgets.
Preparing our students not just for diplomas, but for leadership.
Revitalizing Quincy Center with purpose, not just profit.
Supporting health, dignity, and opportunity at every stage of life.
Andrew Pham reflects on conversations with civic leaders, Quincy College delegates, and Miss Massachusetts at QARI’s Quincy400 Gala, exploring what real engagement looks like in local public service.
“You can’t be adversarial.”
That was the advice longtime North Quincy figure Mr. Bregoli gave me when I knocked on his door—my very first as a local candidate. What started as a nervous walk turned into a surprising invitation inside, a lesson on collaboration, and an unforgettable moment of mentorship. Here’s what I learned from a man who’s seen Quincy politics from the inside out.
Nomination Papers have been pulled.
If you're local in Quincy and would like to be one of my first 50 signatures, please contact phamforquincy@gmail.com to arrange a time I can meet with you in-person.
I will gladly hear your thoughts on what would make a better Quincy.