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Airport Committee Votes to Post Meetings Online, Schedules Workshop

The Plymouth Airport Community Advisory Committee voted unanimously to post Zoom meeting recordings to the town website and Carver's cable system, a transparency measure proposed by Clerk James Buckley to allow public observation of committee deliberations.

Airport Community Advisory Committee · Meeting of August 27, 2026

PLYMOUTH — The Plymouth Airport Community Advisory Committee voted unanimously to post Zoom meeting recordings to the town website and Carver's cable system, a transparency measure proposed by Clerk James Buckley to allow public observation of committee deliberations. The committee also unanimously scheduled a public workshop for September 15, 2026, at 6:00 p.m. to review and prioritize community questions about airport operations and the proposed runway extension, drawing from approximately 24 concerns raised on the "Take Back Our Plymouth Airport" website. Airport Commission Liaison Karin Goulian reported that Runway 6/24 will close from September 21 through October 1 for intersection reconstruction work, with completion expected in November.

Three community residents offered public comment on the runway extension during the meeting.

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Source: the Airport Community Advisory Committee meeting of August 27, 2026, compiled from the official minutes.

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