City officials will not install two controversial Catholic saint statues on the front of a new public safety building until a ...

Local News Quincy mayor defends $850,000 patron saint statues at public safety building “People in the end will understand that it’s beautiful public art," Quincy Mayor Thomas Koch said in a ...

The Patriot Ledger first reported on the plans to add statues of St. Michael the Archangel and St. Florian, the patron saints of police and firefighters, respectively, to the facade of one of the ...

A hearing on the motion for preliminary injunction could happen on July 28 or earlier, a recent court filing shows.

Saint Florian, left, and Saint Michael, right, are depicted in 10-foot, bronze patron saint statues commissioned to adorn Quincy's new public safety building. Office of Mayor Thomas Koch.

Quincy's new $175 million police headquarters will feature two 10-foot-tall bronze statues of patron saints, costing $850,000. The statues, commissioned by Mayor Thomas Koch, depict St. Michael ...

Representatives for Quincy Mayor Thomas Koch continued to defend a decision to place two statues of Christian patron saints in front of the city’s new public safety building during a city council ...

Quincy faces pushback for statues of patron saints planned for new public safety building 02:22. The new public safety building in Quincy is expected to last 100 years, but it is two statues being ...

The 10-foot-high bronze statues of St. Michael the Archangel (the patron saint of police officers) and St. Florian (the patron saint of firefighters), which the complaint says are being made in ...

Fifteen Quincy residents are suing Mayor Thomas Koch over recently discovered plans to install controversial Catholic patron saint statues on the front of the city’s new public safety building.