City Of Quincy

City Of Quincy, operating as the Quincy Police Department, is a U.S. local government entity based in Quincy, Massachusetts, registered with SAM.gov since January 2008. As one of the top 10 largest law enforcement agencies in the Commonwealth of Massachusetts, the Quincy Police Department is dedicated to serving as a leader in law enforcement standards and building strong community relationships. The department provides federal grant-supported services focused on law enforcement initiatives, public safety improvements, and community-oriented policing programs that enhance police services and security measures throughout the city and region.

Through its federal grant awards, the Quincy Police Department has demonstrated substantial capacity in implementing diverse public safety and community initiatives. The department has served as the prime grantee for multiple federal grant programs, including the Community Oriented Policing Program (COPS) from the Department of Justice, which provided support for police department accreditation processes over a two-year period ending September 2027. Additionally, the department received Justice Assistance Grant (JAG) funds from the Bureau of Justice Assistance to procure security equipment, including four security cameras designated for high-crime areas and a police motorcycle for routine patrol operations. The department also served as the fiscal agent for a joint JAG application with the Town of Weymouth to support regional law enforcement equipment purchases. Beyond law enforcement-specific grants, the Quincy Police Department received Port Security Grant Program funding from FEMA HQ Financial Assistance Awards in multiple years (2021, 2022, and 2023), demonstrating its role in regional security infrastructure. As a sub-grantee, the department has participated in the Municipal Road Safety Grant Program awarded through the Department of Public Safety, focusing on overtime traffic enforcement and pedestrian safety initiatives. The department has also been a sub-grantee partner through the Hispanic Access Foundation for community environmental enhancement projects, including the creation of urban green spaces, and through the Mass Board Of Library Commissioners for makerspace development at the Thomas Crane Public Library, reflecting the department's engagement in broader community development and quality-of-life improvement initiatives.