Quincy TPAL

Saturday, July 18, 2026 from 10:00am-2:00pm, the Quincy Police Department will be hosting a “Children’s Bike Safety Rodeo!”

This children’s event takes place at the rear parking lot of Quincy High School (100 Coddington Street) and will feature a bicycle safety course, a bicycle obstacle course and our certified car seat technicians will be on hand to install and check car seat installations!

This is a free event, sponsored by the North Quincy Target store location.

We look forward to seeing you all Saturday!

Please be advised that pavement milling operations, as part of the MassDOT-led Sea Street Reconstruction Project, will commence this week between Homer Rd and Palmer Street.

The work will take place during daytime working hours - 7am to 3pm. At least one lane will be open in each direction at all times, with at least two lanes open exiting the peninsula until 9am. There will be no detours onto side streets from Sea Street.

Looking ahead, the following schedule has been provided to the City:
- Week of July 13 - Pavement milling operations
- Week of July 20 - Utility casting adjustment
- Week of July 27 - Roadway paving
- Week of August 3 - Pavement marking install

It's currently expected that the remainder of the project limits - Samoset Ave to Homer Rd - will be completed in the fall.

Thanks to all for your patience as we near completion of this significant infrastructure improvement project.

🚨Traffic Alert🚨

📍Crews will be in tonight (Thursday) beginning at 8pm to paint crosswalks. They will begin working at the Germantown Rotary and work their way down Palmer St and out of Germantown.

⚠️Wet paint will be coned so please drive around the cones and adhere to the direction of the Quincy Police Department. Use caution when driving near and around the crews at work.

🚨Traffic Alert🚨

⏰TONIGHT Wednesday July 8th AND Thursday July 9th beginning at 9pm

📍Newport Ave from Beale St to Enterprise Drive

🖍️Crews will be in laying out pavement markings on both sides of the road alternating in all lanes of traffic. Please adhere to the directions of the crew and the Quincy Police Department. Please avoid the area if at all possible.

🚧Simultaneously, crews will be paving from West Squantum to Just beyond Enterprise Drive in the northbound lanes beginning at 7pm as part of the National Grid restoration project.

Happy 4th! If you're travelling, stay cool and be safe

Plan ahead this holiday travel weekend. 🇺🇸

Expect heavy traffic volume during peak travel times. Plan ahead and use Mass511.com or the mobile app for real time travel information.

✨UPDATE: The bridge is open and operational✨

🚨Traffic Alert🚨

The Fore River Bridge is stuck open. We are being told the repair is 1-2 hours out.

Traffic will be diverted at both Washington/Southern Artery and South/Washington Street.

⚠️Please seek an alternate route ⚠️

🎉TPAL is celebrating 10 years as its own municipal department!

Please join us over the month of July as we look back at all the progress we have made as a department.

🤗Thank you for your support as a community over the past 10 years as we look forward to 10 more!

The City has received notification from the Department of Conservation and Recreation (DCR) and National Grid that sidewalk work on Quincy Shore Drive will commence on Monday, July 7th.

The work will begin at the intersection of Quincy Shore Drive and Carle Road and extend to the intersection of Quincy Shore Drive and Sea Street. The work is expected to continue into late fall.

The scope of the work includes the repair and replacement of sidewalks, handicap ramps, and the underground-fed street lighting system. Asphalt sidewalks will be installed from Carle to Furnace Brook Parkway; the remainder will be concrete.

Where Quincy Shore Drive is not a City-owned road, the work will not be overseen by the City, nor will it be subject to City permitting or traffic management requirements.

For more information on this project, please reach out to DCR at 617-626-1250 or at [email protected]