The committee meeting addressed various operational reports and business items, including security system updates, ongoing infrastructure maintenance such as roof and window repairs, and a security fence incident. New business actions included approving a three-year trash service contract, authorizing a support letter for a car rental program, scheduling an EAA chapter fly-in event, and approving a fire department hot drill training contract. The committee also authorized the initiation of bids for a new mower and a truck, as well as an RFP for lagoon netting installation, while tabling the discussion on amending airport T-Hanger leases.
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The committee meeting covered various operational updates including airline boarding statistics, FAA project compliance regarding crack sealing, and status reports on facility equipment sales and site completions. Staffing updates were provided, including new hire training and the introduction of a seasonal intern. In new business, the committee tabled a discussion regarding a new restaurant hood system pending cost estimates and deferred a trash disposal contract to obtain further service quotes. Additionally, the committee authorized the airport to pursue liability insurance directly through the City Council due to upcoming deadlines and approved a new addition to the T-hangar waiting list.
Jun 3, 2026·Board meeting
Aeronautics Committee Meeting Minutes
The committee reviewed an operational report covering airline boarding trends, equipment maintenance and repairs, regulatory coordination for special events, and upcoming staffing changes. Significant discussion centered on the status of the airport restaurant due to fire suppression system deficiencies and the feasibility of repairs or repurposing the space. Additionally, the committee authorized new t-hangar leases incorporating revised insurance language and approved a $50,000 crack sealing project for the airfield.
Jun 1, 2026·Board meeting
Fire and Police Joint Aldermanic Committee Meeting Minutes
The committee discussed the status of service contracts for West Quincy businesses and received an update on the sale of surplus fire apparatus. The police department received approval to pursue the purchase of four new vehicles, including a plan for trade-ins and upfitting. The fire department received approval to proceed with the purchase of 12 sets of bunker gear to accommodate current staffing needs.
