Quincy’s working class helped build more than just this city — we’ve powered industries, businesses, and opportunity across the entire Commonwealth of Massachusetts. From construction to healthcare, logistics to tech, we’ve been in every sector, every shift, every day.

But too many people—students, career-changers, and folks between jobs—aren’t connected to the opportunities growing around us.

That’s why I’m proposing the Quincy Talent Pipeline Program: a local partnership to connect residents with job training, real-world mentorship, and pathways to careers. Whether you're just starting out or starting over, Quincy should work for you.

Quincy families work hard—and they deserve a government that respects their sacrifice. 
I’m committed to strengthening internal controls, rewarding cost-saving innovation and fair compensation, and putting local opportunities first.

Every dollar matters. Every contract matters. Every worker matters. Let’s rebuild trust in City Hall—and make Quincy’s 400th year a celebration of smart, proud, people-first leadership.

Quincy’s strength starts with the health of its people.

I’ll work to expand mental health access, create more public fitness opportunities, and make wellness part of Quincy’s everyday life—not just a privilege for a few.

Because strong minds and strong bodies build strong communities.

Everyone deserves a city they can be proud of—from the library to the train station to every sidewalk in between.
I’m committed to restoring dignity and pride to Quincy’s public spaces with real solutions: a public shower pilot program, expanded hygiene access, and a citywide “give back” initiative.
Clean spaces aren’t just about appearances—they're about respecting everyone who calls Quincy home.

Filling Quincy’s Future
Empty storefronts drain the life out of downtown.
I’m proposing a fair plan:

• A modest vacancy tax on long-empty spaces

• Refunds for landlords who lease to restaurants, small businesses, and mental health providers

• A higher tax if a space stays vacant for more than 3 years

If you help rebuild Quincy, you’ll be part of its success.
Let’s fill our streets with energy, opportunity, and pride—not emptiness.

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