The Quincy City Council meeting on May 5, 2025, highlighted a significant moment for the community with the unanimous nomination and approval of Nicole Crispo as the new city clerk. Councilor Lee Yang passionately introduced Crispo, reflecting on her long-standing commitment to the city and her role in supporting local businesses, including his family's restaurant. Yang emphasized Crispo's dedication to ensuring safe and fair elections, particularly during challenging times, and praised her proactive approach to community engagement.

Councilor McCarthy seconded the nomination, commending Crispo for her efficiency and the strong support she receives from her team. Councilor de Bono also expressed gratitude for Crispo's leadership during the tumultuous COVID-19 pandemic, acknowledging her ability to maintain a positive atmosphere in the council chambers.

With no further nominations, the council closed the floor and voted in favor of Crispo, solidifying her position as a vital institutional pillar for Quincy. The council's decision reflects a strong consensus on Crispo's capabilities and her importance to the city's governance.

In addition to the personnel changes, the council discussed the designation of early polling places for the upcoming September preliminary election and the November election, ensuring that residents have access to voting locations. This decision underscores the council's commitment to facilitating civic engagement and ensuring that all citizens can participate in the electoral process.

As Quincy moves forward with these developments, the community can look forward to continued support and leadership from Crispo and the council, reinforcing their dedication to public service and local governance.