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Posted by: CAG0625

I just got off active duty and currently have residency in Boston. I am thinking about moving to Weymouth or Quincy and I am wondering if anyone knows if either one will be hiring a lot in the next few years. Any info will be greatly appreciated!

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Posted by: redsox03

Take the military make-up CS exam. Being a vet and having recidency in Boston, you should have a good shot in Boston.

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Posted by: CAG0625

I already took the CS exam back in May. I am just not sure that I want to stay in the city.

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Posted by: bgwin

I know for a fact that Weymouth does not hire often and they put one in that graduated in July...

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Posted by: Delta784

Quincy will be hiring 15-20 next year, then another 10-20 in 2-3 years.

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Posted by: Mitpo62

The great city of Taunton, home to crystal clear drinking water, will be hiring 3-4 new officers this fall. All candidates will be coming off minority lists, as requested by the chief. This "selective" process was created to advance the call for diversity.

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Posted by: kojack1

quincy 25-40 in the next three years or so, WOW

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Posted by: Delta784

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Originally Posted by kojack1 quincy 25-40 in the next three years or so, WOW

Thanks to PERAC for killing the Brockton Plan.

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Posted by: pahapoika

This "selective" process was created to advance the call for diversity.

so Boston's not the only one practicing flawed social engineering

didn't Quincy officially become a city 10 years ago ?

staying out of Boston might keep a cop away from some of the riff-raff , but my guess is Quincy still deals with allot of the same stuff.

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Posted by: Delta784

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Originally Posted by pahapoika didn't Quincy officially become a city 10 years ago ?

119 years ago.



The dates are;

1625 - First settled.

1640 - Incorporated as part of the Town of Braintree.

1792 - Incorporated as the Town of Quincy.

1888 - Incorporated as the City of Quincy.

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Originally Posted by pahapoika staying out of Boston might keep a cop away from some of the riff-raff , but my guess is Quincy still deals with allot of the same stuff.

That would be an understatement.

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Posted by: Kem25

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Originally Posted by Delta784 Quincy will be hiring 15-20 next year, then another 10-20 in 2-3 years.

thats alot more than Weymouth will be hiring.

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Posted by: Barbrady

[quote=pahapoika]didn't Quincy officially become a city 10 years ago ?
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Weymouth became a city not too long ago.

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Posted by: Delta784

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Originally Posted by Barbrady Weymouth became a city not too long ago.

Weymouth is still a town, they just have a mayoral government with town councilors.

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Posted by: pahapoika

didn't Quincy officially become a city 10 years ago ?
119 years ago.

o.k. what was i thinking

thought Quincy had hit some milestone a few years back. ( old age is kicking in )

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Posted by: Barbrady

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Originally Posted by Delta784 Weymouth is still a town, they just have a mayoral government with town councilors.

10-4, I stand corrected.

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