E-mail this article Sending your article Your article has been sent. E-mail this article To: Invalid email address Add a personal message: Your e-mail: Invalid email address Sending your article Your article has been sent. By Jessica Bartlett, Town Correspondent Whether for someone who works day shifts at a nearby hospital, or just for night owls in the neighborhood, the idea of the ?Anytime Fitness Center? proposed for Quincy is to enable the public to exercise at any time. That?s at least the hope for the a 24-hour fitness franchise proposed for a 5,000-square- foot space at the Hannaford Plaza on Hancock Street in Quincy, which will most likely face the Licensing Board for approval of the nonstop operating hours sometime in coming weeks. Video cameras would provide security while staff is away at night, and special call buttons will be placed throughout the facility if someone needs medical assistance. The business has taken root in such communities as Kingston, Plymouth, and Carver, but in Quincy, city representatives have some concerns, mainly with the 24-hour model. ?I think it?s just public safety concerns,? said Councilor Brian McNamee, whose ward is on the boundary with the center. ?For example, ATMs are open 24 hours a day. They become good targets for thieves. They just camp out and wait for someone to come in early in the morning, and as soon as someone emerges, they have an unsuspecting victim.? Kirsten Hughes, Ward 5 city councilor, agreed that any kind of 24-hour establishment