Andrew Pham
Quincy City Council - At Large
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About the Office
The City Legislature is the municipality's governing body, responsible for voting on ordinances and policies, and often is in charge of hiring a city manager.
Term Length
2 years
Election Date
Nov 4, 2025
About Me
Party
Independent
Occupation
CPA
Fun Fact
My guilty pleasure is eating 10 Freeze-pops in one sitting.
Past Experience
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My Top Issues
Promoting workforce development programs
We need to incentivize our largest taxpayers to hire Quincy's youth - people under 25. In a form of tax rebates, we build internship programs or rotational programs that people aspire to be part of.
Attracting and retaining businesses
Our population grows each year, but restaurants, beauty salons, bars, can't afford to stay open because landlords raise rent or decide to build condos for the quick payout.
Investing in park maintenance and improvement
Tax dollars are funding it. Residents deserve anytime access. Quincy is so safe that if a guy wants to be doign pull ups at the beach or pickleballers wanna play at 3AM. That is their right.
Infrastructure / Transportation
Expanding bike lanes, walkable neighborhoods, and public access to fields and fitness equipment.
Healthcare
Partnering with local providers to offer more free or low-cost counseling.
Healthcare
Working with state legislature to write favorable tax policies to bring mental healthcare heros INTO Quincy.
Infrastructure / Transportation
Installing timed light switches on tennis courts and other outdoor facilities—so residents can play safely at night, while saving energy.
Economy
But too many people—students, career-changers, and folks between jobs—aren’t connected to the opportunities growing around us. That’s why I’m proposing the Quincy Talent Pipeline Program: a local partnership to connect residents with job training, real-world mentorship, and pathways to careers.
Taxes / Budget
Quincy families work hard for every dollar—and they deserve a government that treats those dollars like a sacred trust.
Social Services
I’m committed to restoring dignity and pride to Quincy’s public spaces with real solutions: a public shower pilot program, expanded hygiene access, and a citywide “give back” initiative.
Who I'm Running Against
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