Anthony J. Andronico

Join the Quincy Police Department for your local Ward’s Coffee with a Cop at these dates and locations! Thank you to Ward 2 Councilor @ajandronico for stopping by McKay’s Restaurant for this past weeks Coffee with a Cop. #coffeewithacop #quincyma #quincy #quincypolice #police

One of my favorite events in @CityofQuincy, the annual Flag Day Parade & Fireworks! Thank you to all of the organizers, participants, and residents for making it a great night, rain & shine! ☀️🌦️

We officially made it to Park St. at 9:58. Commute Recap: 8:34 AM Arrive at Quincy Adams 9:02 AM Depart QA on train 9:58 AM Arrive at Park St This doesn’t take into account walk time to the station or to my office. 56 minutes between QA and Park is absurd.

A train has now arrived. 28 minute wait during rush hour for a train. Now we’ll see how long to get to Park St.

It’s rush hour, no delays or service disruptions announced on @MBTA Red Line, and the next train into Boston from Quincy Adams isn’t for another 20+ minutes. Add in the slow zones along the way and I’m not sure why I keep taking the T into work.

The very 1st @dunkindonuts was opened on 543 Southern Artery in Quincy, MA in 1950. Congratulations to franchise owners Victor and Octavio Carvalho on today's grand re-opening bringing the store new technology while still keeping the historic feel.

Honored to be officially sworn-in to serve a full term as the Ward 2 Councillor last night for my hometown. Looking forward to continuing to work with my colleagues to make Quincy an even better place to call home.

A special shout out to Quincy Veterans Services and in particular, Christine Cugini, for leading today’s effort. Thank you to everyone who came out to participate in this fantastic community event.

My dad & I layer wreaths at my grandfather’s & great Uncle’s resting places. My grandfather, Leo, served in the Navy during Korea on the USS Pocono & the USS Fulton; my Great Uncle Louis served during WWII in the Army, 264th Anti-Tank Regiment, 66 Black Panther Infantry Division

Great time today at Quincy Wreaths Across America! Today we celebrated the lives of those who served our nation by placing a wreath at their final resting place. When all was said and done, over 7,000 wreaths were laid at Quincy gravesites.

Parking has been offered to event attendees by the owners of the lot where Goulart Pools was by the rotary. Please remember to be careful as you cross the street to get to the lighting. See you all tonight!

Looking forward to the Fore River Rotary Tree Lighting Ceremony tonight! We’re turning the lights on right around 5pm, so be sure to come by a few minutes beforehand for some hot chocolate and conversation.

I’d also like to take a moment to thank my opponent, Steve Perdios, who ran a class campaign focused on the issues - which is something we’re seeing less of in politics these days. Thank you again for placing your trust in me. Now, let’s get back to work!

We have made a lot of progress together over the past year to make our neighborhoods a better place to call home. Although we will face many challenges ahead I know we can find solutions if we work together.

Thank you, Ward 2! Thank you for putting your trust in me to continue serving as your Councillor for the next two years. We won every precinct last night and finished with over 60% of the vote and I am truly humbled by your support.

You never know who you’ll run into at the polls. Always great to catch up with Speaker of the House Ron Mariano and talk about Quincy Point and the latest from the State House.

Our unions help provide local families with a pathway to fair pay, good health insurance, safe working conditions, and so much more. As I have done throughout my time in public service, I’ll continue to fight for our working men and women, and their families.

I am very proud to have earned the unanimous endorsement of the Norfolk County Central Labor Council in my bid for a full-term as your Ward 2 Councillor! The NCCLC represents over 20 unions and thousands of local workers, and to have them in my corner means a great deal to me.

Downed Trees- Quincy Park Department: (617) 376-1251 DCR Dispatch- (508) 820-1428 (Downed trees on Quincy Shore Dr. and Furnace Brook Pkwy) If you lose power, call National Grid at 1-800-465-1212 or visit their Outage Central page at nationalgridus.com/MA-Home/Storms….

Passing along a few important storm-related telephone numbers below. Stay safe everyone! Dial 911 for Emergencies requiring Police/Fire/EMS Quincy Police Department: (617) 479-1212 (Non-Emergency) Flooding Issues- Quincy DPW/Sewer Water Hotline: (617) 376-1910