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City officially parts ways with Baxter, Coalition Health; aldermen to vote on sanctuary city ordinance next week – Muddy River News - Vimarsana News

City officially parts ways with Baxter, Coalition Health; aldermen to vote on sanctuary city ordinance next week – Muddy River News

Before aldermen unanimously voted in favor of the resolution, Greg Fletcher (R-1) asked, “This removes Jim Baxter from anything to do with our insurance next year. Correct?” 

Aldermen, city employees waiting for insurance answers - Vimarsana News

Aldermen, city employees waiting for insurance answers

QUINCY — Although a Sept. 6 committee of the whole meeting sought to address issues with Quincy’s health insurance, aldermen and city employees remain largely unsatisfied with the answers provided

Source: whig.com
Council, city employees grill consultant on health insurance - Vimarsana News

Council, city employees grill consultant on health insurance

QUINCY — The city of Quincy's health insurance plan was slammed by many employees during a two-hour long meeting Wednesday night, with many taking aim at the city's insurance consultant.

Source: whig.com
Arbitrator awards Quincy police officers raises, settling union contract - Vimarsana News

Arbitrator awards Quincy police officers raises, settling union contract

QUINCY — Quincy Police officers will receive a cumulative 13.9% raise in their contract after an arbitration ruling was filed Monday capping more than two years officers and supervisors have

Source: whig.com
Tension between mayor, aldermen remains focus of council meeting - Vimarsana News

Tension between mayor, aldermen remains focus of council meeting

QUINCY — The no-confidence vote against Mayor Mike Troup, which was approved by the Quincy City Council last week, continued to be a focal point during Monday night's short council

Source: whig.com